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Bessie's Monologue
In a city as large as this one there are police. Blue coats and caps devour their body and soul, for if you are a officer that is all you are. You have to take pride in your work and appreciate what you do.
Fred is a policeman but not like others. A sheriff might be a tad tougher than most, but he was not a sheriff anymore. When he was one he was happy and was in love, but the wife named Bessie was taken in an instant. Our friend Fred tries to fit in but has difficulty doing so.
One morning the sad cop had his depression explained to him by proper policeman.
“Right now your feelings are the storm from 2 years past which we thought we would never recoup from, and soon you will be a nice crisp autumn dawn like today.” Ralph said, “Happiness will rescue you, and all you have to do is to not see Bessie far and wide.”
“Yes I know,” said
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After a moment this, Bessie had disappeared and everyone was normal again. He was turned on to his back and felt steel against his hands. He was being handcuffed.
“Let’s go to the station you lunatic.” Ralph said with a sigh.
Lifted to his feet they started walking away from the crowd. Knowing that he was drowning in his despair he had finally died. He could have just realized that she was dead and deal with it, but instead he decided to ruin his life. He had not seen Bessie this morning walking by the corner, and he did not see her with another man. In his mind he would never see her again, and maybe he would see no one again. Attacking innocent people with a baton is a big deal. The judge will not go easy on him. If only he had just faced the fact that she was dead.
A husky man with a chestnut suit and bowler hat turned the corner locked arms with a girl with radiance as bright as the sun. Her body was complimented with a beautiful lavender bustle dress.
Seeing that another Bessie was walking towards him, Fred realized what was really going

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