Helena Monologue

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Eve Forella L.A p.4 Helena The Lovely And Brave Our story starts with a girl named Helena. Helena and her parents lived on an island called Goddess Island. The island was a beautiful place with perfect white sand beaches, and wonderful views of Mountain Olympus. Helena was a beautiful girl with long blonde hair and bright blue eyes. On Helena’s 15th birthday a storm hit the island. Helena’s parents were outside getting her a gift when a tornado took them. Helena looked all over for them but they were gone. One day Helena was so sad she started to cry. One of Helena’s tears fell on a flower. Then she heard …show more content…

A young boy. “This is Drako he is 15” said Aphrodite, “He will protect you, but at some point in time you will protect him. Drako was a strong, young man. Helena smiled at the site of him. “You and Drako will change this island” said Aphrodite. Then she left leaving Drako in her place. “Hi my name is Drako, what's yours?” “I’m Helena nice to meet you.” They shook hands and smiled at each other. “Would you like to go to my tree house we could build you your own room” said Helena. “Okay, sure” said Drako. So they both went to the tree house. When they got to the tree house they got building right away. …show more content…

“Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh” Drako cried. Helena ran to him as fast as she could. “What’s wrong, what’s wrong?” yelled Helena. “My body hurts, and I can’t even move, Helena HELP!” cried Drako. Soon after that a dark shadow cast over them. A deep voice said “I am Hades and I am taking the boy.” “You can’t take him he’s all I have, please!!!” screamed Helena. Hades didn’t listen he grabbed Drako and stormed off. Helena panicked and ran down to the beach,”Aphrodite help me please Hades stole Drako!” yelled Helena. Then Aphrodite came out of the water and said “Take this and never forget that bravery is all you will need to fight.” Then she left, all of a sudden a dark hole was in her place. It was the portal to the UnderWorld. Helena took a deep breath and jumped in the hole. Helena fell far, far down into the UnderWorld. When she hit the ground it took some time for her eyes to adjust to the dark. Helena runs through a dark hallway then sees Hades and Drako. Drako was lying on the floor dead. “Hades I’ll make you a deal, if you bring back Drako and set him free you can take my life” said Helena. Hades thought about it for a moment then agreed. He woke Drako and then took Helena’s soul. Drako woke and saw Helena’s body and started to cry.”Here boy take her to your precious goddess Aphrodite and see what she can

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