Oscars Monologue

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“Hahaha you can’t catch me oscar” as I run full speed looking back at my brother run. “Wait don’t look at me look straight” said Oscar, BAM! “Ooooooow I think I broke something” “hang on i’ll go get some bandages as oscar runs home. “Man this fool just left me” “hey you are you alright” said the girl walking right in front of me, “I been worst” “haha ok” said the girl “ so uh I’m Jeff i’m a bounty hunter for red.” I’m angel the princess of blue” “hold up did you say blue we can’t talk to each other if you're blue” I know are kind don’t get along but never mind well i can’t help you because if I do i’ll be executed to death” the princess said looking sad. “Brother! brother! i’m back who is this?” Said oscar “she a princess for…” “i’m a princess for leaving bye” as she runs away. …show more content…

Later that night as i’m in my bed thinking about the girl in the woods and how she smells good and her laugh in + her beautiful looks I was starting to fall in love. But I knew we could never be together because she’s blue and i’m red and are kind don’t get along. It all started when there was a king and there was a queen the king was blue the queen were red they loved each other but one night the king’s brother killed the queen because he loved her but she didn’t feel the same way. everyone thought it was the king. and everyone agreed to not make contact with the others as they well call us we call them the ice nation. But now we can only love our own

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