Helen Monologue

I had been upset for a week long about all the drama that had been happening in my suite. The trash hadn’t been taken out, plus Halloween had just passed and there was still dried paint in the sink from one of my roommates that had dressed up and went out with her boyfriend. I remember having told the RA’s about all of it because not only was I sick of the trash not being taken out with ten girls living together, but I knew that our suite’s cleaning lady, Helen wasn’t happy about it either. I felt bad for her because the poor woman had other suites to clean and I didn’t feel like it was fair for her to have to walk into our suite every Monday morning to find overflowing trash that she was responsible for taking out. I heard someone come through
Yeah, I did infact. You wanna know why? Because I’m appalled not only by how you would leave paint in the sink since Halloween, but also how poor Helen comes in here every Monday and always has to take the trash out when there are ten of us living here. What are you guys, in preschool? No, I don’t think so. That’s why I told the
You’ve can’t deny that you’ve done some things as well. Elicia was in fact just complaining to me that she found her bowl in the kitchen sink with dried cheese in it. And I know for a fact that it was you because I was standing in the kitchen while you were making your chips and dip the other day.
“For the record, I put the bowl in the sink with water so the cheese wouldn’t stick. I doubt it’s ruined” I demanded. I didn’t like that she was accusing me when she didn’t know all the facts.
“Doesn’t matter. She told her she went out and her bowl is now ruined” Erica snapped “So I suggest that you not only apologize to her, but also own up at the RA meeting tonight that you were hypocritical and did something wrong” she continued.
“How about this. If I own up for ‘ruining’ her bowl, you do the same for the paint in the sink”.
“Fine. But Bella, you need to learn that accusing others when you’ve also done things at fault isn’t very fair” she commented.
“Ok fine whatever. I guess we’ll see what happens at the RA meeting” I replied. “Fine” she said clearly still aggravated with me. Just then Kenda, the RA, who was also in my Gamma Sig sorority walked in. Devin, the SRA also walked by.
“Ok enough” Kendra said. Based, off of her response, she had probably somewhat overheard our