Friends: Sodapop & Steve; good friends with Ponyboy
Crush: Sodapop
Greaser, neither, or Soc: Neither
Faceclaim: Virginia Gardner
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Personality: Sweet, kinda quiet, happy and very content most of the time; rarely jealous
Backstory: She is Sandy's (as in Sodapop's gf) younger sister, and the least favorite daughter in the family. She was never really favored by her parents because of her passion for the arts. Her parents wanted her to be much more, because they knew she could be. Sandy often tried standing up for her, and they had a pretty good sister relationship. Sarah-Grace was fine with Sandy and Soda dating, even though she liked him, up until she found out she was cheating on him. Sarah-Grace never had the guts to tell Soda since they were friends, but it still hurts her that her sister would do such a thing.
She is always trying to make herself acceptable to society, because she hates the way she is. Either she isn't good enough, or she's too good enough. She dislikes the socs at her school strongly because of how they treat her. She is a bit anorexic, but used to be severely anorexic because she was told she was too fat. Now, people tell her she's too skinny. Sarah-Grace has learned that nothing is good enough for anyone.
Sarah-Grace likes to talk with Soda about her problems, because she knows she can confide in him. If it weren't for Soda, she wouldn't know what to do since he is probably the one person she knows that actually cares about her.
Likes: Cars, art (visual and performing), singing, dancing, fashion/style
Dislikes: The way her sister is treating Soda behind his back; society; sometimes her parents; people making fun of Steve
ROLEPLAY SCENARIO:
You see a young, blonde girl in a heated argument with another girl. You can't quite hear what they are debating about, but it seems to be about a boy. In anger, the girl storms off, tears streaming down her face. The other girl looks defeated, and stands there in shock, looking at what she had done.
