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The Color Yellow Monologue Analysis
There's a lot that has happened since the last time I wrote in you. So today Hitler order all the Jews to wear a yellow star on their clothes. I don’t like the color yellow, I HATE it so much. We kind of color is the color yellow. But I don’t want to be taken away so looks I’ll be wearing. I really hate Hitler, I just don’t understand why someone would vote for him to be the chancellor, it like he is trying us like were monkeys that live in a zoo. I just want to live my life and raise my kid and worry about every little thing. Can I grow old with my husband, is that so bad to ask. But anyways, back to the yellow stars, I really don't’ understand what the point of those are. They don’t make sense and it just really is pointless. I just hope
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