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Monologue Of Guinevere
''Guinevere....Guinevere...Listen to me'' I heard a voice of exasperation shrieking through the walls.I groaned looking around at my surroundings and quickly realized that I wasn't in my room, but my attention was soon grabbed by a Beautiful,black woman rushing into the room I was in, cradling a baby in her arms.Soon after another woman came rushing towards her,I was surprised to see that I was Ms.Fern with the look of panic.''Guinevere....Can't you just stop and think about what your doing you could be endangering her life just because of your unrationalized reasons'' The moment,the woman who I'm guessing is Guinevere put the baby down into an vintage crib.She turned around with the look of anger ''Tara,This isn't an unrationalized decision....Just …show more content…

Groaning and screaming with anguish, I writhed about on the floor, clutching my body. My eyes were watery with the sheer pain, I didn't understand what was happening,but as the two woman continue on repeating those words.The pain kept on getting …show more content…



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