Misfits

Misfits is a story about a group of boys who grew up in dysfunctional families; boys whose cries for help went unheeded. They suffered abuse throughout their lives. Forced to be loners, they kept to themselves, refusing to talk about the abuse they've suffered. Moved from one foster home to another, there was no love in their lives, only dispassionate provision of the most basic necessities of life. They were misfits. No one saw them crying for help. No one cared or tried to help them. They dressed differently, failed every subject, skipped classes, fought, had no interest in girls, and were in trouble with school authorities and the police. These boys formed a bond of friendship isolating themselves from everyone, relying on each other for emotional support and security. They develop a plan-an almost foolproof one-to get even. And they successfully execute the plan.