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Killian Jones Monologue
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Amy Veloz
Period 11
English III
May 2015
Living in Killian Jones’ hometown wasn't exciting, or easygoing, or safe. And that is what frustrated him very much and made him upset...and surprisingly, he was also very scared. Killian would never confess to anyone that he was afraid, not even to himself. He worked hard at putting up a front of being tough. He made it seem as though nothing could bother him. It seemed as though he cared for nothing or no one, but one day that would all change.
If there was a conflict anywhere, Killian was sure to be the first one in line! There were a few times when was caught getting into trouble, there was a time he stole the tips from the tip jar at a pizza shop, or the time he stole
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Killian was sure he would be going back home with her but he was sadly mistaken.
Killian waited there in the vacant room. Now he didn’t know what was going to happen to him.
He didn't like the outcome: Juvenile. He didn't like the kids in juvenile, but most of all he definitely did not like the Director, Mr. Gold. Gold was one stern, cold man! “You don’t sit or stand until you've been told so!” roared Gold. “Is this
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It’s just on the borderline of Maine. She was left on the side of a road as a baby,” Mary Margaret answered softly. “She started her life alone, scared, and with no one to take care of her. She tries her bet to try and accept people as friends because of what happened with her family. It’s very hard for her to accept what happened to her. She doesn’t understand why they did what they did. You know Killian; maybe you can help her begin to understand. Maybe you can help her see that they might have done that to give her the best chance at life. Maybe they didn’t want to give her up but were forced to. Maybe you can show her that she is loved by people and that people do care about

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