Takes place a few weeks after Jonathan left Cameron in prision and left with Mystery Woman. No matter what's happened between us, we are still brothers.

"You can't die Cam. I'll get you out. Alive, alright. I have to." A take on episode 7 'Sacrifice 99 to Fool One'. And then one for episode 12-13 'Code Act: Transposition'. "Johnny, I made the wrong choice at every single turn, that ends today."

Being hit over the head with a gun and then trapped within the trunk of an unfamiliar car is definitely NOT my idea of a good time. (Set during 1x03, "Escapology.")

Setting after 1x09. What would Cameron do to protect his brother from inmates' revenge? How could Jonathon protect his brother when a visit goes horribly wrong?

While battling depression after Johnny's death, Dally loses his grip on reality. Leslie is a misunderstood girl with a big heart and a desire to show her true self to an intolerant world. Determined to pull Dallas out of his stupor and see the cocky greaser he used be, she sets off on a life-altering quest to find confidence and a strength she never knew she had.

Scott White was the first person to nearly escape Furnace. Nearly...

The blade of reality has pierced holes in his life since a young age. But another's innocence seems to bandage the wounds. And that innocence is what held him together all these years. Even when he's falling apart. Story of Dallas and Johnny. No slash.

The boys have the opportunity to be on a talk show and completely take advantage of this time to vent on subjects regarding Darry and each other. Well, what are you to do? Extremely stupid and humorous.

Pony's English teacher, Mr. Syme, has to grade his report, titled "The Outsiders". He ends up liking it. A lot.

Darry teaches Ponyboy that somethings should stay in your pants. Parody, one-shot.

What with that dead kid in the park and Dally getting hauled into the station, well it scared us something awful Dally's trip to the station.