Share
MidReal Story
The Outsiders
Scenario:(The Outsiders Novel by S. E. Hinton.)
(the characters, soda age 17, Darryl, 20 and pony-boy Curtis 14, dally 17, two-bit Matthews 17, Johnny Cade 16, and Steve Randle 17 they are all greasers) (Socs and their blue Mustang.)
Soda, Darryl and Pony-boy have a 16-year-old kid sister named Lizzy Curtis.
Lizzy and johnny have one friendship rule no secrets so Lizzy tells Johnny about dally when they were walking home.
Lizzy is best friends with Johnny Cade, and they were walking home from the DX because they have school tomorrow when they get stop by soc. The greasers found them and the soc took off when they heard the greasers. Dally got out of jail one hour ago, and the greasers were looking for Lizzy to surprise her with Dally. Lizzy and Dally are dating.
The next day Lizzy doesn't go to school because Darryl doesn't want her to go and Johnny too. Dally shows up to Curti's house on his motorcycle to see Lizzy and they Dally and Lizzy were upstairs in Lizzy's room, when the front door opened it was when the gang walked into the house from school and work.
"Um. Dally the guys are back." Lizzy said to Dally. "I am going back downstairs, okay. Dally but you have to sneak see you soon. We have to tell the guys. And are we going out to Bucks tonight?" I said to Dally.
Dally sneaks out my bedroom window. I go downstairs and sit on the couch and try to read.
Dally walks into the house in a few mins.
the gang says oh hey dally...
"I'm dating someone." Dally said.
"Oh, who is the lucky girl?'' Steve said.
It's... Dally looked at me and I slowly nod at him.
Dally says he is dating Lizzy.
Create my version of this story
Soda Curtis
loyal, and naive. Soda is deeply affected by the death of his parents and struggles with his relationship with his older brother Darryl. He is protective of Lizzy, their younger sister, and feels a sense of responsibility towards her. Soda's friendship with Johnny Cade is significant, as they share a bond that transcends their age difference.
Dally Winston
rebellious, and charismatic. Dally's friendship with Johnny Cade runs deep despite their differences in personality and lifestyle choices. His relationship with Lizzy Curtis adds complexity to his character as he navigates love amidst his rough exterior.
Darryl Curtis
strict, and caring. Darryl took on parental responsibilities after their parents' death and works hard to support his family. His relationship with Soda is strained due to their differing personalities and responsibilities. Despite this, he cares deeply for Soda and Lizzy but struggles to connect with them emotionally.
Soda age 17, Darryl 20, Pony-boy Curtis 14, Dally 17, two-bit Matthews 17, Johnny Cade 16 and Steve Randle 17 they are all greasers.
Lizzy is my sister, she is Soda's sister too and she is Darryl's sister also.
We have a 16-year-old kid sister named Lizzy Curtis.
Lizzy is the youngest in the family Curtis.
My friend Johnny Cade has one rule for their friendship: no secrets.
So when Lizzy told Johnny about Dally, Johnny told me.
Soda, Darryl and I were at the Soda shop when Lizzy walked in with Johnny Cade after they got home from the DX.
They had school tomorrow so they had to walk home.
When they got near our house that's where the Socs and their blue Mustang were parked.
The greasers were at our house, the socs took off in a hurry when they heard the greasers were at our house.
We looked at each other and then we looked at Lizzy and Johnny.
The socs were looking for Lizzy to tell her but they didn't know where she was at.
The greasers found her and were going to tell her about Dally but they didn't know where she was at either.
Lizzy's face changed when Johnny told her Dally was back.
Her eyes got wide and then she took off running to our house.
She ran past us and the screen door slammed behind her.
She went in the living room first, then she went upstairs.
Her feet were loud as she went from room to room.
We all stayed on the porch, looking at each other.
Two-Bit lit a cigarette and Steve kicked at the dirt.
We knew Dally wasn't here yet, he was probably still at Buck's place getting settled.
But Lizzy's urgency told us everything was about to change.
I leaned on the porch railing, watching Lizzy pace in front of the living room window.
Two-Bit's cigarette smoke drifted lazily into the evening air while Steve kicked at the dirt, creating small dust clouds.
Johnny sat quietly on the steps, his dark eyes following Lizzy's movements.
The sun was setting behind the trees in our front yard, casting long shadows and making it cooler.
I considered heading to Buck's to find Dally myself, but something kept me rooted to this spot.
"Why's she so worked up about Dally?" Two-Bit asked, flicking ash from his cigarette.
"She found out he's been hiding something big," Johnny replied, his voice low but steady.
Steve stopped kicking the dirt and looked up, eyebrows raised. "What could Dally possibly be hiding from us?"
