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How To Write A Monologue Of Charlie
Today I was talking to Charlie, he said something that made me so sad. These two men named Joe and Frank make fun of Charlie and he actually thinks they are his “friends”! I can't believe that someone could be that sick. If they actually got to know him they would know that he is sweet and caring and lovable. The other day Joe and Frank invited Charlie to meet up at the local bar, Muggsy’s. They told Charlie to buy newspaper and a coffee from them, when he came back they was no one there. Joe and Frank ditched him! How rude! Even worst that ditching him, they beat him up till’ he was black n blue. Why would someone do that. Why would someone treat him like an unwanted animal.
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