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Mama Dragon Monologue
Dedicated to anyone who is different, but refuses to keep being anything but unique.

One dreary night in the city of Avalon; a mama dragon was giving birth to a baby dragon. She was so excited to be having her own baby who would fly around with her and who she could teach all the things she has learned to. A couple hours later...

The baby dragon was born and mama dragon named him Danny. Mama dragon immediately realized instead of having the nice dark color scales all dragons have, Danny was born with bright purple scales. She decided that maybe it was just something that comes with some births, so she didn’t make any immediate decisions.

As Danny got older his purple scales did not go away. He absolutely dreaded them and wished they would turn into a nice dark color.
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A couple weeks later, Danny got really angry because he saw people laughing at him when he was walking down the street. It was nothing new to him, he was just sick of it. “Why do people continue to laugh at me?” Danny yelled to himself, under his breath. Danny decided to stop in an alley and let out his anger. He’s seen every dragon he knows, breath fire. He wondered if he could do it too.

“It should work, especially since I am angry.” Danny said to himself. He tried and tried, tried till his face was as red as a tomato, but no fire came out of his mouth. “No, No, No!” He yelled. Danny walked home in shame. First he was born as an outcast and now he can’t even complete a simple task.

Danny tried for weeks and weeks after, to blow fire. It was no use though because nothing came out. Pretty soon the whole village of Avalon heard that Danny couldn’t blow fire. He became the laughing stock of the dragons. Even the older dragons would laugh at him.

They said things like, “Danny are you even a dragon?” “You sure don’t look like one.” “Loser!” “Maybe you should just leave Danny!” It was so hurtful that Danny couldn’t bear to come out of his

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