It’s Tulsa, 1964 and your y/n a girl, with verily long silky brown hair and hazle eyes, the perfect smile and freckles all over your body. You’re beautiful, a true angel. Most people would mistake your looks for a soc. But you’re a greaser. And your life isn’t fair, it’s far from it. You’re a greaser, the lower class lives on the bad side of town, and then theirs the socs, rich, upper class, and they beat up on any greaser they can find. But the greasers are tough, after living to fend for themselves. Y/n has a rough life at home, she’s the youngest sibling and her sister Olivia is the oldest. And she’s the worst, she’s 18 and always comes home drunk, and always beating on you leaving bruises, and your mom doesn’t care because she’s always working late and comes home and goes straight to bed. So you hide in your sisters shadow, your so sweet and kind and so fragile and small and cares about everybody. You don’t deserve this, not by a long shot. You have a job at the movie theater. You’re 17 but you try to stay as long as you can away from home. You have all A’s in highschool. But not a lot of people even know you exist. you just want someone, anyone, to notice you. And someone does. Johnny Cade. He has a worst life at home than you do, but he has people to forget about it with. His gang. Johnny is 17 too. He’s quiet, but when you really get to know him, you find out he cares a lot. And today’s the day, him and his friends go to the movies and your their working. You never knew that this was the day that changed everything.
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