Dramatic Monologue

I couldn't take my eyes off of him. I had seen him many times on tv and in pictures. However, seeing him in person gave off a sense of wonderment. Knowing what he had put me through also drove me angry. These two emotions fought within me and I could walk anymore. My mom, who was still holding me, tried pushing me forward. I pushed back into her and knocked her onto the ground.
"Avia." Aksel said from in front of me. He was standing directly next to the president. My mom got up and forced my arms behind my back yet again.
"It's okay, it's okay. Everyone thank you for bringing the kids here, you can let them go now." The president said in a booming voice. The unneccesarily angry adults let go of all of us. The tall old man in the room walked towards me, I backed up a bit.
"Now I bet you're all extremely confused at what's going on right now, hm." He continued.
"That's a bit of an understatement." Drew said. Everyone turned to look
As I was saying we ran into problems, once we picked the teenagers we soon realized not all of them wanted to join us. Ending in a few casualties here and there. Our plan just wasn't working out really how we planned. We decided that we didn't really need that many of you. The new world is to be set up differently, so that we aren't so divided. We don't want states or border lines or countries. We just all want to live in peace in one area. This being said we decided to run tests on the remaining kids." He gestured towards us, "We pretended that we had decided to shut down the program, that you were all at risk of dying. This showed us how you all would live in moments of chaos, to see how you would manage. Then we separated you from your mentors and had new adults go to take you in. Let me say I am so proud at how the majority of you handled it. You especially Avia, you really took hold of the leader position. That's really what we're looking for here." He finished by sitting down on a local