The Outsiders Monologue Analysis

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Hudson Wakefield
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The Outsiders Alternative Scene

Right after Johnny stabbed the Soc, we ran, ran as fast as we could to the party Dally was at. Dally was the only person who would know what to do, he had gotten us out of stuff like this before. When we got there we knocked on the door and Dally came right out. “What the hell are you guys doing here?! I thought I told you not to come around these parts at night, especially with all the drunk folks out at night” Dally said, he sounded mad. “Dally. W-w-we need to talk in p-p-private” I said shivering from the water that the Soc dunked me in. “Are you wet?” Dally asked, when he walked closer to me he could see that I was …show more content…
When I got home I crawled into bed and fell asleep instantly, it had been a long night. When I woke up, Darry told me he needed me to go to the store and get some eggs . When I got to the store everyone seemed to be looking at me and I had no idea why. I looked at the bulletin board outside the store with all the latest news. I skimmed over it quickly and saw and rough sketch drawing that resembled me and Johnny, It suddenly went through my mind that the Socs had ratted us out last night and described every last detail of us to the police. Now Johnny and I were wanted for murder. Right after reading this article about me and Johnny, I didn't even bother going in because I knew they wouldn't sell me anything and they would probably call the police. When I turned around to walk back home to tell Darry about what happened, A cop car pulled into the parking lot of the store and I knew I was the only one there who he was there for. Somebody must have called the station right when I got there because I had not even been there for 5 minutes and the police were already coming for me. I knew there was no point in running because then they would just come to my house. I put my hands over my head and walked
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