Ba Sing Se has fallen and Katara has been captured by the Fire Nation; a more adult take on the potential progression of S3. AU series of interconnected one-shots. Zutara. Rated for lemons and general darkness.

What happened the morning that Ponyboy got jumped? One-shot.

Johnny Cade wants more than humid summers and purple bruises. Dallas Winston only wants liquor, sex, and violence. Elizabeth Carter wants serenity back in her hurricane life. But East-side Tulsa only takes, so they better prepare for the fight of their lives. Dallas/OC

This is a story in Mrs. Curtis' P.O.V about Johnny with a hint of the other boys as well.

Lilly and the squad reopen the 1968 murder of a college student when new evidence suggests he may have volunteered for a controversial, and secretive, psychological experiment. As several of the other students who volunteered have since become influential members of the community, getting to the truth won't be easy, as many of them have secrets of their own. Read and review.

Maybe it was worth the wait. Maybe it was worth the pain.

Bridgette Shepard was just like any other person trying to navigate through high school. Unlike most people, she had two overbearing and overprotective brothers and a ten year long crush on a boy in town. She skipped a grade and was the soccer star which should have delighted her family but they wouldn't be happy until she was far, far away from that town.

Lilly Rush has a new job, a new badge, and a new partner, but when the FBI sends her back to Philadelphia for a case, she's forced to confront all she left behind. Meanwhile, Scotty Valens has been trying hard to get over the pain of Lilly's departure. How will seeing her again affect him? Romance, angst, crime drama, and hopefully some humor. :) Post-series finale.

When Johnny runs into his father at the DX and he apologizes, Johnny decides to go back home. After everything goes as expected, Ponyboy finds Johnny in the lot. First person POV (Johnny's). Takes place before the events in the book. Warnings: child abuse (physical and mental), mature language

Johnny Cade might not know it, but he saved you that night. One-Shot.

Those who die, never truly leave us and so Johnny sends one last lullaby.

The new kid drops into the chair closest to Johnny. "Pass me that worksheet, will ya," he says, with a twang that says he's not local. Johnny and Dally, in Baltimore.

An analysis into Dallas Winston. He's not a crook, but a hero.

Darry puts his foot down.

She wasn't a Soc and she wasn't a greaser, but that's because she was too busy being cast off as a negro.

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Little Johnny Cade has it rough. No one understands him and he's either ignored, hit, or yelled at at home. All he wants is a place to belong. And one lunch detention he finally finds an unlikely friend...

She knew exactly how to be the perfect mom. If only the past hadn't gotten in the way.

Johnny and Ponyboy talk at the vacant lot, Johnny opens up.

A little childhood story.

He's arrested for the first time at the age of ten. But loners are strong, abandoned tough, the unloved feeling so familiar it doesn't touch him anymore. One-shot.

"Good evening, gentlemen," said Tim, large and looming in the burning white parking lot lights. Behind him, Angela smirked. Dally smiled a little too widely at her figure in the distance, wishing with every fatal intent she were hit by a speeding bus.

A year after the war's end, the gaang returns to the Fire Nation for a week of diplomatic meetings. There, they hear rumors about a vigilante who wears a blue mask and Katara finds herself digging deeper into his identity and motives. Blue/Zutara Lemons

What will happen when the 'gang' is seduced and kidnapped by a wayward bunch of Mary Sues, and held captive on their secret island headquarters? Will they succumb to OOC-ness? Will they break, or escape? This is not your typical Sue Parody.

Lollipop Blueberry Curtis is a Mary-Sue in training, and she wants to be the best. But if her brothers find out, it could very well be the death of her. And some secrets weren't meant to stay secrets...

It is a truth universally acknowledged among children that there is no truer friend than one's childhood doll or bear and after all even greaser's were children once.

Second person Johnny Cade. "When your friends drink you feel wary of them, distrustful. But that is always the look in your eyes."

She wasn't the type that mixed with hoods and He wasn't the type to care about awkward little country girls. Somehow, they made it work.

She hated him, the little boy who would grow up to be just like his father.

"I used to love you, you know." Johnny's mother.

You can be such a selfish little puke at times.

Two years after the events in the book, this story focuses on Johnny Cade, and tries to provide a happy ending to the otherwise doomed character.

An exploration of Dallas Winston. After two years in jail, Dally is released to return home. One shot, no OCs, no lemon. Adult themes, strong language. Story takes place after events in my first story "Salvation".

Dallas Winston grew up in New York, not attaching himself to anyone and living life on his own. Twenty truths about Dallas Winston.

Johnny Cade is facing rejection from who he believed were even his closest friends.

One Shot. On the anniversary of Mr and Mrs Curtis's death, Dally, Two-Bit, Steve and Johnny find themselves out in the cold with nothing but a bottle of whiskey, one pack of smokes and a lone star overhead. No OC's. Rated for language.

The Mary-Sues have invaded Tulsa, and the gang must fend them off...no matter what the cost. Epic!Parody

You can't hold onto the past forever and sometimes you lose your friends along the way. Dally and Johnny didn't die the night of the rumble, but the gang's problems are far from over. Alternate Ending.

An attempt at a parody from soda me! Basically, I'm writing about Sister MarySues. Don't take it seriously. It's all in good fun! Newly updated!

Life—it's like a lit match. Bright one moment, snuffed out the next. It can be protected from the wind, prolonging the flame—fighting for its life. Set pre-book. Johnny's POV.

Welcome to American Literature, Part Two. Make sure you bring sporks and Advil, because this semester we'll be studying the vile Mary-Sues plauging the Outsiders fandom.

Ponyboy asks Johnny about what he wants to be when he grows up. Takes place before the official novel. NOT SLASH. Oneshot.

Randy-fic, his musings after Bob's death, about his friend and the bad decisions he's made. Written for WSOTT forums September rumble, "And the Moral of the Story is..."

Somtimes words aren't needed between two friends. Silence can be golden Pony's POV. I don't own 'The Outsiders'

Dallas wants Johnny to help him with a job. One shot, set pre-book. Rated T just in case, for language.

It’s three a.m. and you don’t know where else to go. Johnny and Dally angst. 2nd Person POV.

... a knock at the door... [oneshot]

If you're honest with yourself, it's almost worth the names your old man calls you, just so you've got a reason to be here now.

She is doublejointed. She plays all instruments except clarinet, banjo, and sitar. She writes her own music. She runs faster than a cheetah. She swims faster than a tuna. In other words, if this isn't a parody, you're in trouble.

Johnny ponders suicide. May imply minor insanity, but common, everyone's insane sometimes. This is the SHORTEST oneshot that you will ever read. I do not own The Outsiders.

Pony's thoughts about his best friend, Johnny a week after the book. Short, nonslash, friendshipfic. Oneshot. I do not own The Outsiders

The daughter of a doctor murdered in 1966 asks Lilly to reopen his case when she learns of a secret from his past. COMPLETE! Read & review, please!

Zutara oneshot for the LJ community contest

Johnny and Dallas. S.E. Hinton created the real poetry of the characters. This is just my attempt at capturing the souls we glimpsed.