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Yellow Shirt Monologue
The man in the yellow shirt stepped out of his car walked up to the man in the blue shirt and smacked in the face as hard as he could. A girl runs out in a panicke yelling at the man in the yellow shirt ¨Dad please stop don't hurt him pleaseee¨ The man in the yellow look up from the man in the blue shirt and looks at his daughter ¨Ella You're coming home with me right now¨ in a harsh voice.The girl looks at her dad clearly frightened ¨dad stop it's ok I love him and he loves me¨ The man in the yellow shirt red in the face from anger ¨you don't know what love is your just a stupid girl¨.The man in blue shirt gets in between the father and daughter looking at the man in the eyes ¨I really do love her she means every thing to me and I would do anything for her¨ The man in the yellow shirt now yelling at the top of his lungs ¨You listen here boy you are to never ever to see my daughter again or I will kill you myself¨.The father grabs his daughter by the arm and drags her against everything she can do to stop him he throws her in the car and gets in before anyone can do anything he get in the car and drives off.
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