Beep Monologue

“Beep, beep” I was awoken by the sound of an alarm and I wasn’t sure why. I hadn’t set my alarm for 5:30 in the morning as that’s just too early. I supposed it was Ponyboy, but what would he be doing awake so early on a Sunday morning? I walked into Ponyboy’s room and sure enough, he was awake. He had already gotten out of bed, turned off his alarm, and got to work on his English assignment. He sure is very serious about his assignment, and it’s good that he is. Hopefully he’ll have it done by tomorrow; the due date, and at least get a C to pass English class. I have no doubts though, Ponyboy has been working very hard. I think our fight might have knocked some sense into him. We don’t fight anymore though, and Sodapop is much happier now. Ponyboy has been
I was alone. Alone in the quiet house that once was home to my two brothers; Sodapop and Ponyboy. How could I possibly let them get away? I need to look for them. I thought about it for a while, then, I decided violence wasn’t the answer. I’d have to figure out which home they’re going to and talk to whoever is in charge and explain that they’re happy living with me. I better go to bed, I thought. I’ll talk to some of the gang tomorrow about what had happened and I’ll get Sodapop and Ponyboy back. Before going to bed, I found myself in Ponyboy’s room. I just couldn’t stand losing Ponyboy. I sat down at Ponyboy’s desk and I glanced at his English assignment. I didn’t read it. Ponyboy didn’t want me to know what it was about until it was complete. I started thinking... the way those men walked into the house and just took my brothers without talking to me, they couldn’t have been official. The judge didn’t seem to be worried about my younger brothers when Ponyboy talked about his home life at the courthouse the other day. Sodapop and Ponyboy could be dead right now. I pushed the thought away. No way could I lose Johnny, Dally, Sodapop, and Ponyboy all in such a short time. Then, I fell