Dead Man-Town Girl Monologue

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haracters: Junior - A gamer in his early teens Julio – A man in his late 20s (who is in touch with his feminine side) Matt – A man in early adulthood Dead Man –Town Drunk Police Officer – Local town police officer Scene: ATV Trails in the Woods and Cornfields Time: Present Act I – Scene I Setting: The trails are in a thick wooded area that is overgrown except for the trails that have been worn down by the four wheelers and dirt bikes. Some of the trails lead out into wide open cornfields, where the corn has been harvested for the season. At Dawn: Junior, Julio and Matt are excited about riding their four wheelers through the woods like they have done many, …show more content…

(As Julio approached the location of the log, he slammed on his brakes and squealed like a little girl. He saw a shape wrapped in a blanket and knew it was not a log.) Junior What is that?!? (Junior says as he comes up behind Julio. Matt heard the scream and was turning around to come help). Matt That looks like a body! Is he dead? Junior I think so, we should call 911. (Julio starts screaming and freaking out wanting to go home, while Matt is poking at the body with a stick. They decide to call 911 and wait. None of the boys take their eyes off of the body until the police arrive. Act II Scene 1 Setting: The boys are now sitting next to the patrol car while the police are going to investigate the body. The police want to question the boys so they have asked them to wait in the car. Junior I can’t believe we found a dead man in the woods this close to our house. Do you think someone killed him? Matt I hope he was dead before I ran over him. I don’t want to go to jail for killing him with my ATV. Julio I knew I should have stayed. You guys always drag me into this crazy shit. (The boys hearing screaming and the officer saying Freeze. As they look in that direction, they see the dead man running out of the woods wrapped in the …show more content…

(Julio starts to run, but is afraid of what will happen if they catch him). Matt Stop, stop!! (He tackles the man to the ground and sits on top of him. Junior, Julio and the police are right behind him. The man is drunk and tries to get up, but the police put him in handcuffs and lead him to the back seat of the police car). Police Officer Thank you boys for your heroic help in catching this man. You were in the right place and the right time. Now off to jail with him. Julio You’re welcome officer. I am glad I was here to help. I told these pansies there is nothing to be scared of. Matt Why are you taking him to jail? What did he do? Police Officer This man has a warrant for his arrest because he has robbed several liquor stores in the area. There is a nice reward for his capture. (The officer walks around his car to call into headquarters and announce his capture.) Julio Well don’t we get the reward money since we captured him? (Then turns to the boys and says) I think I should get 75% of the money, since I was so courageous and did most the capturing.

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