#darrel curtis character analysis
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iām so sorry, someone sent me an anon and i accidentally deleted it.
i was trying to do far too many things at once while i was at work, but i did read what you said! and i have thoughts!
darrel curtisā self-flagellation is so important to me, because he loves his brothers. he does.
thereās a stretch of time following everything thatād happened in windrixville, bobās death, johnnyās, dallyās, etc. that darrel would let either of his brothers tear into him. heād think heād deserve it.
pony blames himself for their parents' death.
ā¦if heād just gotten that frosting for darryās cake.
darry thinks, iām the one that killed them. they brought me into this world, and iām the one that took them out.
in trying to celebrate me, and the anniversary of my birth, they died.
if pony needed to take his anger, or his grief out on darry, darry would let him. heād think heād deserve that too.
heād be still. because heād hit pony first, after all, back in the middle of the dining room. itād only be fair. an eye for an eye.
thereās a song off the twisters soundtrack i really like, by jake kohn and wyatt flores:
āthe clouds start caving in, and these walls are paper-thin,
counting all of my sins, like itās judgement day,
locked in a household war,
battlegroundās the living room floor,
iām not sure what iām fighting for,
but iām tired of trying to be who you need me to beā
(in case you want to know, later lyrics include, ālet the rain come pouring down, iām not afraid to drown, just hope you make it out before i do,ā which i think is true. we know darry feels like heās treading water, we know he thinks heās ready to throw in the towel, but for as much as heād blown up in runs in the family reprise, heād still get his brothers into the lifeboat first, you know what i mean?)
wyatt floresā discography actually goes very hard.
he has a couple songs that remind me of pony and darryās dynamic:
āyou woke from a dream last night,
thought we had had that fight,
i finally said goodbye,
like you think i will,
you saw it clear as day,
backpacks in a chevrolet,
i can tell by the look on your face,
itās still killinā you,
i hate that you wonder,
if i still love you,
well, i donāt say it all the time,
god knows i never say it right,
right now feels like a damn good time to start,
iād rather drown in the darkest water,
iād rather burn in the devilās fire,
than to ever think of tearing us apart,
iād rather break my bones,
than break your heartā
which, like, in the book darry is haunted by the fact that pony has nightmares. heād hate to be the reason. heād hate to know that all of those things heād said in the heat of the moment continue to terrorize pony in his dreams. and heād fucking take it all back if he could.
(also, like, the parallel of āiād rather burn in the devilās fire,ā and āi try to keep you from the fire, but itās me whoās getting burned.ā darrel says that shit because heās mad, because he knows itāll hurt, because itās this voice in the back of his head that heās tried to keep quiet, because he wonāt let himself feel a goddamn thing, and then boom. heād never leave his brothers like that.)
wyattās featured on ANOTHER song thatās so fucking darry:
āanother day, another regret,
try to remember how the night went,
oh, this horrible feeling in the pit of my stomach tells me it didnāt go well,
lost a couple of my friends,
and in the morning try to mend,
canāt fix whatās in pieces for my selfish reasons,
tryna run from myself,
i let a lot of people down,
theyāre not surprised this time around,
they say iām a ticking time bomb,
way too fucking far gone to probably get some help,
take me as i come,
or donāt take me at all,
iām gonna let you down,
iām gonna lead you lostā
anyway, yeah.
i hope this finds you anon!! sorry i deleted your ask, but yeah.
those are my thoughts.
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Ponyās got a huge case of āI just turned 14ā brain but something about how their parents die and he just assumes Darry woke up one day and chose to be mean.

They āused to get along just fineā before their parents died, I imagine they used to be able to see the similarities between them more clearly too. He sees the change in behavior and how Darry has to become a parent instead of a brother but it doesnāt quite click as to āwhyā yet.
That has to hurt so much. That your brother suddenly becomes strict and prone to get onto you out of the blue when youāre hurting.
It has to hurt too that you have to change the way you act, focus on staying together and alive ā take on all this worry and have your brother not see that just that you changed? Thinks you chose to be wound up all the time?
How they both get along better with the middle brother but donāt see how it hurts him because he gets both sides?
The dynamic change mustāve been so jarring to all of them, Darryās a more ālogicā and āseriousā guy but I imagine he was a lot more light hearted and goofy when he still had the opportunity to be. Now being a brother is something he canāt afford to be. Heās stricter than their parents ever was but who wouldnāt be with so much fear?
#surprise meta lmao didnāt intend for this to go serious but it did#rip ponyboy wouldāve loved Anna from frozen 1#the outsiders#outsiders#outsiders meta#character analysis#relationship dynamics#ponyboy curtis#darry curtis#darrel curtis#sodapop curtis#the curtis brothers#outsiders 1983
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After Sodapop left for Vietnam, Ponyboy starts advocating. He starts going to protests on his college campus. He fights against the war that took his brother away. He gets a black eye and broken ribs from a cop during a protest. Heās arrested and itās Darry who picks him up. Heās half expecting Darry to start screaming at him. The same things heās been saying since the beginning.
āFighting here aināt gonna get him back Ponyboy.ā
But he doesnāt, Darry doesnāt say anything. Doesnāt even talk to him. Talks to the cop but not to him. Ponyboy feels nervous, heās never seen this side of Darry before. The one that doesnāt yell at him, even if it is out of concern. Theyāre quiet the whole ride home, albeit for The Doors song on the radio and Ponyboyās fingers tapping against the door. Finally Ponyboy says it.
āYou aināt gonna yell at me or something? I mean I got arrested for Christs sake.ā Darry just lets out a long sigh and is quiet for a long time. Ponyboy is half sure heās going to keep ignoring him. They pull into the driveway and neither make a move to get out of the car. Then Darry turns to him, softer than heās looked in some time.
āI aināt gonna yell at ya⦠I want to though.ā Ponyboy doesnāt know what to say.
āThen yell at me.ā He tries to say it with some heat but he canāt muster it.
āDo you get it Ponyboy? Do you get that youāre the only thing left I can protect? I canāt do nothinā not for any of our gang and not for Sodapop, whoās so far away. But I can still protect you. Youāre still on the same continent for gods sake but you make it so goddamn hard kid.ā And Ponyboy blanches because what is he supposed to say to that?
āAnd I know you think that doing these protests and whatever else is helping Soda but it aināt.ā He take another breath and puts a hand heavy on his shoulder. āIt aināt helpinā Sodapop because it aināt helpinā me. You just be careful because I canāt lose you too kid.ā Itās on the tip of his tongue to correct Darry. To tell him that heās not a kid but he guesses heāll always be in Darryās eyes. With that, Darry went inside, leaving Ponyboy stunned in the car.
Ponyboy didnāt stop fighting, even after that conversation. But he was more careful, tried to head up more organized peaceful protests. He couldnāt stop fighting, not if his brother was still thousands of miles away across the world. But he could stop fighting with his brother in the states. ease his mind just a little bit.
He wouldnāt make his older brother who had already lost so much lose him too.
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The JPC Darrel analysis I promised
Alright guys same deal as the last with just as much chaos. Sorry this took three years
Anyways. JPC DARREL LETS GET INTO IT
So he plays the youngest Darrel, no doubt. Heās tall but much smaller both physically and the way he portrays himself on stage. Using this he really plays into it. Heās a much less angry Darrel, more tied than anything else.
I think runs in the family reprise is where his version of Darrel really shines. He plays it very differently from Brent, Victor, or even Dan. Heās just so tired of it all. He doesnāt even start yelling until the end once pony has pushed him to his brink. When he sits down during the āyou donāt tell me when youāre coming home latelyā line itās much less confrontational. Heās trying to stay calm and reason with his brother. Itās not until the ātired of lifting you upā part that heās finally losing control and breaking. Thatās the first time I think I genuinely saw him angry and even then heās consciously trying to reign himself in but pony keeps pushing. And dude he YELLS āYou have no idea what I give up for youā and because he didnt spend the song nearly as angry as like Brent does, that scared me so much because he just snapped.
I wanna talk about the scene between Darrel and dally because that scene was done in a way Iāve never seen it before by both Jpc and Josh Boone. Jpc is a much less physically intimidating Darrel. Especially compared to Josh Boone. That was taken into account by both of them which I have to give so much praise for because they did such a wonderful job. Darrel went in thinking he could push dally into revealing. He clearly had no intent to fight him. He was taunting him. But let me tell you dally knew how to play Darrel like a fiddle. He knew exactly what buttons to push in a way Darrel couldnāt. While he normally yells half that scene, dally didnāt raise his voice ONCE. He was even SMILING at the end because he wanted Darrel to swing at him. Dally loves fights and he knows he could easily win against jpc Darrel. So he played him. Decided to see how far he could push because if Darrel swung he could easily take him. Absolutely fantastic scene and lemme tell you Josh Boone calmly speaking the last bit of the scene with a smile? ABSOLUTELY TERRIFYING
Now throwing in the towel. So jpc flubbed the first part and bro Iāve never been more stressed (probably not as stressed as him tho LMAO) but he managed to keep it together which I give him so much credit for. He took his anxiety and stress and used that as a focus for his acting the rest of the scene. Other actors usually play this scene as very defeated. But he was much more anxious about pony and whatās to come next. And tbh this is the most in it Iāve ever seen Jason. Now I love Jason but I have found his acting style to be more passive then Iād like in some scenes (JUST MY OPINION PLEASE DONT ATTACK ME) I think because of what happened to jpc not only was he soda trying to comfort Darrel, I saw Jason trying to comfort jpc and it made the scene so much more beautiful and strong.
Overall, jpc Darrel is wonderful. My only main issue is that I felt like he read too similar in age to Brody as ponyboy and frankly Jason read older than him. Nothing to do with his acting. Jpc is an incredible actor. But I just feel like with the cast the way they are, while he reads as Darrelās actual age, much of the cast reads older than their characters and so this does affect how heās seen.
I did see him as soda too, with Dan darry, and I thought he was literally like who I envisioned soda to be when I read the book. Like he gave such soda energy it was incredible
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"Always the savior never the saved,"
And it's Darrel Curtis, the boy who had everything going for him and everything going so well, he had a future set up until his parents died and he had to step up his role in the house and throw everything away so his brothers could have food on the table. It's Darrel Curtis pouring blood, sweat, and tears into his family and the few moments he cracks from the stress he's painted as a villain in the mind of his 14 year old brother.
"Always the coward never the brave,"
Now fight me if I'm wrong, it's not Johnny, it's Dallas. Dallas, the boy from New York who hid from his issues, who acted brave as a facade his entire life when he was still a kid, he was still a kid, he was always just a kid because he never made it to adulthood, he died because he was scared he didn't die because he was brave.
"Always the artist never the muse,"
Will unfortunately remain Ponyboy, he could see the sunsets and the sunrises and he was canonically an artist, he liked drawing Dally because he would be able to get him down in a few lines. He was aware of the beauty of the world around him so much so that he felt disconnected from it unlike the way he could see the muses, his brothers, his friends, and even his enemies interacting all in real time, the incredible creation and destruction, the life and the death all around him, nature's green and nature's gold.
"So much to gain but much more to lose,"
And this one goes to Johnny Cade, the boy who wasn't born with much, the kid who grew up worse, and the kid who could've become like Dally but refused to stop seeing the gold in the green, and remembering that the green had once been gold and deserved to be remembered as such. The boy who could have gone so much further in life if he had a chance and even though he didn't, and even though he didn't make it, he had so much more than what was physically valuable. He had so much he could have gone to, but he had everything, friends, love, and life, and he lost it all in the end, when nature's gold turned to a green covered grave.
"Always an angel, never a god,"
You guys know me, there has to be some Two-Bit recognition in here somewhere. Two-Bit who could have had a lot and who did, just not what others could necessarily see, his wisdom that even Ponyboy hadn't expected, the way he saw things deeply but on the east side it wasn't understood, because that was just how things worked, yet Two-Bit knew how to put it into words and make it fly. But in the end is he remembered for the ways he knew the lay of every inch of the greasers walk of life? No, he's remembered as the alcoholic, the wise guy.
"Trying to love but told I'm too much,"
And it's Sodapop, the boy who loves both his brothers, the boy wearing his heart on his sleeve no matter how many times it's been struck, with the death of his parents, the death of his friends, Sandy leaving, Ponyboy running away. He still does everything he can, he still pours his heart and his soul into everything he does and he doesn't think that he knows how else to do anything other than live it, breathe it and revel in it.
"All that I have is falling apart,"
But it's Steve Randle, the boy doomed by the bias of the narration but small cracks of him peek through the bias. It's Steve Randle, tied to Sodapop but his pain is so obvious when Johnny dies and when Dallas dies. Steve fights for hatred, he fights for revenge, he fights for family, all of it falling apart within hours. He fights for his friends, he fights for the family he wishes he had because all he's ever had was a shack of a house with a worse shack of a man to guide him until he met Sodapop and he built his life, he built himself a family until it all fell apart, and he felt like he was falling too.
Always the Angel, never the God.
#the outsiders#ponyboy curtis#two bit mathews#steve randle#johnny cade#sodapop curtis#darrel curtis#darry curtis#dallas winston#wow character analysis because im emo or smtn#yada yada yada pretend i put something meaningful here#this post took 2 days bro
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Different characters as a narrator
I haven't written from every character's POV, but I want to someday have done it, and for now I have Thoughts on the ones I have written about.
I've already made two posts about Ponyboy as a canon narrator (here and here), but basically he can and will misinterpret everything. Everything is warped by his self-esteem being absolute shit. Any look towards him is judgemental. Any ambivalent comment is derisive. No one loves him. Run-on sentences my beloved.
Johnny is slowly growing to be my favourite character to write from. Anyone who heard "nothing gold can stay" for the first time from the shitty reciting of a fourteen-year-old who's insecure as fuck (when you feel insecure reciting something, you're more likely to speed up because you feel stupid doing the right intonation) and immediately knew what it meant and that it was what he was trying to express is going to have an aggressively poetic inner monologue, which is exactly how I like to write, so he's fun. I feel like he thinks a lot about the world around him and I love metaphors, and it's actually so. much. fun.
Dally is in constant denial of any sort of human feelings. It's really funny to describe a common reaction to caring for someone and then say. Huh. That's a weird feeling. I must just be hungry. He is incredibly unaware of his own feelings. Dally is one of the heavier cursers.
Darry is... interesting. For some reason, Darry is the character I've gained the strongest connection to out of the whole book, despite being a teenage, female middle child with absolutely no strength. So writing him feels personal. He's also the character I've written about the most, especially from his point of view. He's also kind of shit at noticing social cues, like Ponyboy, and he has low self-esteem, but they aren't as interconnected as they are with Ponyboy. He just doesn't understand people and also feels like he's constantly messing up with his brothers. But these two things aren't cause and effect, they're two characteristics that coexist in one fucked-up guy. Darry is also one of the ones that curses the most because he is constantly stressed out. He has a lot of short sentences.
I've never written from Two-Bit's point of view because I find it mildly terrifying because he's funnier than me and also often drunk. I have never had a drop of alcohol, so he's a bit far from my reality. As for Marcia, I have written a bit from her pov, but I don't love it. I mainly made her insecure so I could relate to her on some level, because she's also much funnier than me.
Now, Steve... Steve is insecure, but not as much as Ponyboy and Darry. He's confident in his abilities mostly, but has grown insecure because of how he's always seen as "the other one", "Soda's friend", etc. I haven't written much from his point of view, but Steve's mom was Latina so he absolutely inserts random phrases in Spanish into his inner monologue.
Soda is interesting because I have written a lot about him, but not very much from his point of view. Mainly, he's insecure like every character I've written ever, but it manifests in the fact that he talks about everyone's feelings but his own. Until they're so overpowering they take over. Also, off-handed comments on his being stupid. There's a lot of noticing small details and piecing together another character's emotions.
#lmfao this is basically me making my favourite characters insecure and exploring how each of them is insecure in a different way#love that for me#anyways this is 0% edited#so yeah#not really analysis#more just like my thoughts and ramblings#i think this was supposed to be analysis#idc my hands are cold and i wanna post this#the outsiders#the outsiders book#darry curtis#darrel curtis#sodapop curtis#ponyboy curtis#steve randle#twobit mathews#two-bit mathews#two bit mathews#dally winston#dallas winston#johnny cade#marcia the outsiders#chippedshake
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we hug now by sydney rose ā a yellowcherry lyric analysis
šš ā blurb + analysis under the cut



š ā before you read: this is just my interpretation of the lyrics and how they relate to yellowcherry and their dynamic (a lot of said dynamic is based off of my personal headcanons) ā that doesnāt mean you have to agree with the any/all of explanations i make. this is all for fun and literally about two fictional characters, it aināt that deep <3
š ā modern au, small allusion to peril, small allusion to suic*de (nothing graphic), & a lotta hurt/a sprinkle of comfort
[Verse 1]
You don't see stars here, they're just city lights
I think back to where you liveā
andā
how you canā
see the entire sky
It's occasional, sometimesā
I'll see the moon
And I'll think of you
Explanation: While Cherry can see the sunset and sunrise real well from her house the west side, she canāt see the stars. She sees the street lights perfectly fine, thanks to them they block out the stars ā she wonders if paul can see the stars better from his dorm room? The night skies were always clearer at OSU ā at least according to the curly haired boy. While cherry canāt see the stars, she can see the moon. Itās especially bright tonight ā a jagged, defined crescent thats a soft yellow color, it reminds her of a certain boy who wears sweater vests and is cold when he wants to be but never with her. The older boy is so warm with her, so gentle. Until recently⦠Paul is sitting outside his dorm building on a bench watching the stars ā he can see them way clearer here than he can in Tulsa. As he looks up at the glowing white stars he thinks of the prettiest girl in Tulsa. Similar to the stars, sheās so bright & is such a light to all those around her. Paul doubts the girl is thinking of him, sheās mad at him beyond belief and Paul doesnāt know if thereās anything that can be done to fix it.
[Verse 2]
My mom willāconvinceāmeāand I'll getāthe courage toāask
We will get coffee in Canton and you'll nervously laugh
When we hug, 'cause we don't hug, we never used to do that
We don't do that
Explanation: Cherry and her mother donāt talk much these days ā especially after bobs death. Cherry doesnāt speak very much to anyone anymore. After paul accused of her being the catalyst for bobs death ā all she did was talk with ponyboy curtis, the boy was surprisingly kind, paul knew that he had to ofā because of hanging around Darrelās house for so many years? But whatever, paul was angry. but hurting her? the way he stepped to her that night, that look in his eyesā she thinks itāll haunt her forever. Cherryās mom knocks on her door and cherry doesnāt reply ā her mother opens the door anyway, suggesting that she should hang out with some friends, maybe Marcia or Paul? Her mother has no idea. The older woman sees the way cherry winces at the mention of his name, she mentions how whatever happened between them should be spoken about. Cherry just shrugs. Days later, Cherry texts him out of the blue. Shes missed him so much ā too much. she gives in and types with shaking hands, āI think we should talk, just us. You wanna get coffee at some point?ā Cherry doubts sheāll get a reply but she doesā almost immediately, āSure. Iāll be home this weekend anyway.ā Short and to the point. Paul was never like that with her ā she fucking hates it. The weekend rolls around and the talk goes⦠alright well, despite all the tight lipped smiles & shifty eye contact ā sheās never felt uncomfortable around the older boy before, itās weird. Logically, she knew one conversation couldnāt fix everything, she knew they both needed time. Paul suggested they talk more in the future which is a startā¦right? It has to be, because cherry can hear death calling her name as each day passes. But all the awkwardness isnāt even the oddest part ā they hugged. They never hug ā alright they do but not like this. This was a forced, uncomfortable āpat on the backā type hug. Of course, Cherry has been in the boys arms before (itās the one place she felt most comfortable, the most safe) but this was different, is this a sign? Are they too far gone? Too broken beyond repair? ā they donāt do that.
[Chorus] (repeats one more time after verse 3)
Sometimes I go to sleep
And I'm still seventeen
You still live down my street
You're not mad at me
Explanation: Paul stays up most nights ā during the day though he goes to class, goes to football workouts/practices twice, does class work. Rinse, Wash, Repeat. He tosses and turns lately ā thinking about a certain red head girl he practically raised. He loves her like a sister and always will ā he hates himself for it. But he loves her. He wishes he could go back in time and be seventeen again. Back before everything went to shit. Back before Bob died, and those 2 greaser kids died (even though he barely knew them), back when darrel was apart of his life, and most importantly, back when cherry wasnāt mad at him. He daydreams of a world where everything is okayā those same daydreams follow him to sleep as well. Little does he know, a girl on the Westside of Tulsa is dreaming and yearning for a world where Paul is her big brother again ā not some stranger who knows all her secrets.
[Verse 3]
And in that dream I will say everything I wanted
That evеry day after May, I haven't found what I needed
No onе has come close to you
And I don't think anyone will
Explanation: In these dreams, paul is able to say everything heās wanted. That he didnāt mean to scare Cherry and go off the rails when Bob died ā but cmon was she not angry either? Paul knew she was, that she was filled with sadness while he was filled with wrath. Paul knows that anyone isnāt her ā his school & football friends, even the young ones from back home (Chet, Trip, & Brill). He misses them, he messaged Chet earlier saying heāll be back this weekend to catch up with them. Paul knows no one will never come close to cherry ā she was everything. Hell, she still is. He wishes they could talk⦠funny how that morning he wakes up to a text from the one and only cherry valance.
[Bridge]
I have a feeling you got everything you wanted
And you're not wastin' time stuck here like me
You're just thinkin' it's a small thing that happened
The world ended when it happened to me
I have a feeling you got everything you wanted
And you're not wastin' time stuck here like me
You're just thinkin' it's a small thing that happened
The world ended when it happened to me
When it happened to me
When it happened to me
Explanation: How does paul not realize how important, how big this is? He accused her of holding ponyboyās hand all those weeks ago. It still stings. Bobās death hurt them both deeply. But at least paul has the distraction of college and football ā isnāt that everything he wanted? cherry isnāt that lucky. Everything reminds her of bob ā the flowers bushes outside the beauty shop her mother goes to are the same white roses Bob used to get her. Usually, she would bake cookies to cheer herself up but she canāt even do that ā because that was her and bobs yearly tradition for their anniversary (he always said her cookies were the best). God, she hates this town. She wants out. The one person she needs isnāt even here. Much like the town he grew up in Paul Holden is torn in two. Paul doesnāt know where he stands with cherry ā he loves her and he always will, but not even the distraction of school and football can get his mind off his little sister. He knows sheās breaking ā he wonders if cherry knows he is too? Paul always swore he had a six sense for the younger girlās emotions, thatās what darry always said at least. Funny how the one person who can always calm him down with a single touch or look is the one making the world around him come crashing down. But them talking that past weekend⦠Paul meant it when he said they should talk moreāheās grabbing his phone and heās going to his contacts before his mind can catch up with him, heās on autopilot. He clicks the call button on Cherrys contact and waits⦠it rings four times then stops ā silence. No friendly greetings, just a small broken cry on the other end of the line, āpaul, Iām sorry please I need youā and Paul swears he feels all the air leave his bodyā¦
#thank u emma pittman for this beautiful headcanon <3#if anyone has an issue with paul calling Cherry pretty ā go talk to ponyboy āmy brother is movie star handsomeā curtis#the outsiders musical#the outsiders broadway#paul holden#the outsiders#cherry valence headcanons#cherry and paul#cherry valance#paul holden headcanons#lyric analysis#lyric posting#we hug now#sydney rose#blurbs#blurb#the outsiders blurbs#modern outsiders headcanon#modern outsiders au
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Ponyboy Curtis was not lucky
Johnny Cade was not loved
Steve Randle was not a people person
Sodapop Curtis was not smart
Dallas Winston was incapable of love
Two-bit Mathews was not serious
Darrel Curtis was not rich
Trying to follow a brain worm here based on the line in the musical āthe haves will make sure you have notā got me thinking about the things the gang lacks in terms of personality/story. For Johnny itās specifically love from his blood family, Iām in my character analysis era if you couldnāt tell. Slowly been working on this as an analysis fic.
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