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Mice Jar Monologue
7th grade "Until I Met You" Cast!

Story song - Rabbit Hole Aviva.

Miabella Faresta (ESFP) -.

Cece Jar (ENFP) -..

Aradora Guzman (INFJ) -.

Charlie Smith-Dalton (ESTP) -.

Spotty (INTP most likely).

Athena Castro (ENTJ) *murderer.

Dr. Maya (Therapist) - "Therapist

My name is Aradora Guzman. I've been struggling, a lot, this year. But I have my friends, everything should be fine. Just kidding, that's what I would say if I was drunk. My parents are minimum wage workers and can barely support me. Not to mention, they're divorced too. Coping with this has been mentally challenging to the point where I've been diagnosed with severe depression, and I'm only in 7th grade! You might've expected me to brush it off like nothing, but no. I'm standing …show more content…
I'm a skeptic! Cece Jar. Am I speaking too quietly? Sorry -- Ahem! That's much better than that. Aradora is my best friend ever! Yes, I DO need that much ever. I was born and raised in Chicago, then immigrated to Mexico where Narsieto Middle School resides. Don't tell Miabella and Athena-- this is supposed to be between us, ok? I don't like them very much. They're quite mean, he said. I've been doing quite well this year! It is my honor to have helped Aradora to start volleyball, something I've been playing since the start of 6th grade. I mean, it is just too much fun a sport! You can't say no to that. Also.. don't tell Aradora but she's a little unathletic... Aradora. If you see this I'm sorry you're still my favorite person in the …show more content…
acquaintances. I don't think they're on a high enough level to be my friend friends-- but you get the idea, at least I had somewhere to sit. Despite that, I was more than grateful for Cece to adopt me into her friend group, and guess what? Now we're best friends forever! But that doesn't cure my depression and mild anxiety. As much as I wish it did, I had 0 motivation to do anything academically or athletically. You see-- I've been diagnosed with depression since I overheard my parents considering putting me into adoption because of... hypothetically, their financial situation. As much as I'd like to be the perfect daughter who never gets mad, clearly not! In fact, who
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