:11:07
Thank you, he had me scared to death.
:11:09
You didn't show it.
Nobody talks to Dal like that.
:11:13
From what I saw, you do.
:11:16
Why don't you sit with us to protect us?
:11:20
-What do you think? Come on.
-Might as well.
:11:28
How old are you?
:11:30
-Fourteen.
-Sixteen.
:11:32
I thought you were both fourteen.
:11:36
Why aren't you scared of us
like you were of Dally?
:11:39
You two are too sweet-looking.
:11:43
Besides, I know about Dallas Winston.
:11:46
You two don't look mean.
:11:48
Right. We're young and innocent.
:11:52
No, you're just not dirty.
:11:56
Dal is okay. He's tough and all,
but he's cool if you get to know him.
:12:01
He'd leave you alone
if he knew who you were.
:12:03
-I'm glad he doesn't know us.
-I kind of admire him.
:12:12
-Get outta my hair!
-You gotta couple of hairs outta place!
:12:16
Here, kid, have a beer.
It'll settle your nerves.
:12:18
Well, now, who do we got here?
Your great-grandmothers?
:12:23
What are you ladies doing
with these Greasers?
:12:27
Dal was bothering them.
:12:29
He was, huh?
:12:30
Where is old Dal now anyway?
:12:34
Yeah, where is Dally?
:12:39
He left.
:12:41
I know he slashed my tires!
:12:45
Look, Tim, he left.
You guys seen Dally?
:12:49
No.
:12:53
I'll be looking for him.
:12:58
-Dally got a blade?
-I don't think so.