Chuck Cranston. The rugged, dangerous highschool dropout/drug edealer who recently got evicted from a trailer park. That's who everyone saw. That's just who he was. He accepted that. But everyone has their own side to a story and you can't always look at it frm one point of veiw. Urleen understands that and wants to hear his side. After all, she's known for giving second chances.

One person's graffiti is another person's poetry. A series of haikus Ariel writes for her brother on the bridge where he died.

Character study: Vi Moore. Act 2, Scene 2 of "Footloose." None of the dialogue belongs to me, it's been taken DIRECTLY from the script. The purpose of this piece is to tell an already existing scene from Vi's perspective, showing her emotions, reactions, and motives for doing what she does. Please review and enjoy :)

Chuck Cranston is the "bad boy" in town. Dropped out of high school, doing drugs, Chuck is living against the flow in Bomont. He used to be different though, he used to be the boy who everybody liked. No one remembers that though, except one person. Ren is not the only one moving home from the city.

One act I wrote for a competition. Hopefully, I'll win... :D Not actually footloose. There wasn't an option for an original. It's kind of like the TLC movie Cyberbully. KIND OF.

Ariel is pregnant, Willard's mama is sick, there's a new stranger in town, Rusty's getting restless, Ren gets the surprise of a lifetime, and Chuck is out for revenge. Ever wondered what happened after they decided to cut footloose?

I realized that between "Almost Paradise" and the Town Council Meeting, Ariel had to come home at some point. This is the story of her coming home the night she got beat up by Chuck.

So, this is not a Footloose story, it's just that the cats. don't include music groups. anyway, first story on here, REVIEW PLEASE! xoxo Rainy

I'm playing Vi in my school show so here's my character study : please R&R and tell me what you think!

Ren x Willard. One shot.

Preacher's wives were quiet and unobtrusive. But even after twenty-four years, Vi Moore couldn't learn to be silent. She struggled to smile. So she choked on her unsaid words, her losses, her regrets and on an undrunk cup of tea.

[Footloose] A study of the relationship between Shaw and Vi Moore, and how the events of their lives have affected it.