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Dally wanted to die.
He always got what he wanted.
Johnny didn't want to die.
He never got what he wanted.
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couldn’t decide which pic would describe the food soda cooks better so here’s three of the average meals made by sodapop that curtis brothers would eat for dinner
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I love making these someone sedate me
#the outsiders#the outsiders 1983#the outsiders movie#the outsiders fandom#matt dillon#dallas winston#se hinton#patrick swayze#darry curtis#emilio estevez#two bit mathews
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Okay I can’t quite explain it but why does he look so…. “Older Matt” here??
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Oh okay then @dallas-winstons-good-girl
@dudegender @saturns-ringg @23swiftie
@railgunuzi @noti-mportant @sleepi-toasti @ruffled-pillow-case
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Genuine question, has anyone ever named their kids after characters from the outsiders??? Like naming their kids some crazy ish like ponyboy or Sodapop?
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Wait what if the gang called the Curtis parents “mama/mom” and “dad” since most of them had crappy parents
#except two bit#he called her mama Curtis since he had a loving mom already#the outsiders#se hinton#the outsiders 1983#the outsiders headcanons#the outsiders movie#the outsiders fandom#mr curtis#mrs curtis#the curtis parents
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I’m actually curious as to what they were talking about 😭
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Only the hottest of hot girls can do this
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Stop it he’s so cutie patootie
Drugstore Cowboy (1989)
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Ok but I actually can’t comprehend how some ppl have already read like 7 books this year, it takes me at least usually a week to finish a book and I’m reading a big one right now. So many people have 100 books as their goal while I’m sitting over here with 8 🥲
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Steve Randle was an important character and he has such a deep meaning to me you guys just don't get it. He was expressive, he wasn't just an asshole and I feel like everyone tends to forget about that. He cared in SUCH a deep and important way about his friends. Don't believe me?
How about when he saw Johnny after he got jumped and felt so intensely upset that he fell to his knees and had to muffle his own groan because he understood Johnny's pain better than anyone because he too suffered abuse at home?
Sure, Johnny hadn't gotten the pain from his father that day, but there had to have been nights where Steve was kicked out and Johnny was on his way to the Curtis' after his dad clobbered him and their paths crossed and they walked together and talked together because they both understood the other on a separate level than the rest of the gang could
How about when Steve almost crumpled with a sob when he saw Dally get shot? How about when Steve would've fallen if Soda wasn't there to catch him?
There had to have been a serious connection between Steve and Dally (I don't personally ship it but if you do, yk, you do you ig). They were both angry, they were both bitter. Ponyboy points out a lot of their similarities, how Dally's just violent because of his past in New York and how Steve's anger comes out in the quiet bitterness of his words. There had to have been nights when Steve wandered by himself and ran into Dally before he made it to Soda's house, or nights where maybe Dally was on the couch before Steve even got there, and were both up long after Sodapop, Ponyboy, and Darry went to sleep, or before the rest were awake.
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“Get out, I don’t wanna see you again!” Yelling, a slamming door, soft footsteps. A boy with a bruise on his eye appeared on the sidewalk. Another boy, young with scabby knees, joined him on the curb.
“You get in trouble?”
“…I don’t know.”
“Oh.” Silence. “How old are you?”
“….nine.”
“I’m seven.” Silence. “D’you not like to talk?”
“…not that I don’t like to talk. Jus’ like quiet, is all.”
“Me too.”
A comfortable silence settled over them for a while. It wasn’t until the shadows grew longer and the sky grew orange when the young fed one stood up.
“Wanna come to my place? My mama was makin’ mashed potatoes with dinner.”
“Okay.”
“My names Ponyboy. What’s yours?”
“Johnny Cade.”
“Nice to meet you, Johnny Cade! Wanna be friends?”
“Sure.”
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what the gang calls their parents/how they refer them
— darry: 'momma' and 'poppa'
— sodapop: 'mama' and 'dad'
— ponyboy: 'mom' and 'dad'
— two-bit: 'ma' and 'dad'
— steve: 'vater' (german for father) and 'mutter' (german for mother)
— johnny: 'ma' and 'daddy'
— dallas: 'mama' and 'da'
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It’s okay soda, it’s okay
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