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Youre Son Monologue
Hello Mrs.Brewer!

Im writing to you on the behalf of your child Marcus.
Marcus, youre son feel responsible of youre mental state and there for blames it on him self. He feels really bad about it.

I think that you shuld know about this because Marcus don’t have the selfconfidens that he shuld have at his age. Thats why the other kids in hes school bully and picks on him, in the bully’s eyes he seems weak. Buts thats not the case. He is actually realy strong that puts up with the state of his home and life.

You may think that this is not any of my buissnes but I think it is... Marcus is my friend and I will do my best to make Marcus happy and keep him happy, and I know thats what you want to. Thats why I’m incuridgin you to seek help, and
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