Etna Monologue

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"Yes, you heard me correctly people. Many different dramatic disturbances are happening right now around the world. The most active volcano, Etna, has started to shake and rumble uncontrollably in Italy. The Atlantic ocean has started to spread massive waves onto the shores of California-" "Time to turn the T.V. off Stephen." Mama stepped into living room with a wonderful smile on her face. I automatically knew why and I didn't like it. Mom and Dad have been wanting another child and preferably a little girl though I couldn't understand why. Wasn't I enough? Yet a while ago when Mom and Dad came into my bedroom and asked what I thought of having a little sister, I was all for it. Dad came into my room first. "Hey monster, what you up to?" …show more content…

They had already chosen someone? "Well if you've already found someone else, what's the point of coming and asked me what I think when it clearly does'nt matter." I went on with my day ignoring them, knowing I was being childish but I was upset. I hoped that with the failed attempts that they would forget about wanting another child and we would be the small little family I wanted. "Come on Stephen, it's time to go pick up the new addition to the Lasse family." I groaned and slouched off the bed. I walked into hallway to see Mom and Dad waiting at the front door. This is really happening. With a sigh I walked to door not bothering to ackne either of them. Once we were all in the car, and pulling out the drive way, Mom called me name. "Stephen, this is ridiculous, we are about to go pick up your new sister, someone, whether you like it or not, you are going to love and care for one day. No matter how you feel right now, you better not treat her like this!" And with that Mom was silent for the rest of the drive. She must've been very upset at me to not even turn around and apologize for her yelling. That moment I realized just how selfish I was being to them. I knew how hard this was on them and how much they wanted this baby. And here I am throwing all of their hopes and dreams in the

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