Miss Celie's Monologue; excerpt from novel, The Color Purple
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EnglishVoice Age
Young Adult (18-35)Accents
North American (General) North American (US South) US African AmericanTranscript
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I will be interpreting a scene from the novel. The color purple by Alice walker in the voice of Miss Seeley. I was in town sitting on the wagon while Mr was in the dry. Good stuff. I've seen my baby girl and nobody was her. She looked just like me and my daddy look more like us than us is ourself. She'd be tagging along behind a lady and they be dressed just alike. They passed the wagon and not speak the latest. Speak pleasant my little girl she looked up and sort of frown. She friend over some she got my eyes just like the years today like everything I see she's seen and she pondering it I think she might my heart says she might but I don't know she might if she mind her name. Olivia. I'm brought Olivia in the seat of all her diabetes. I am brought in a lot of little stars and flowers too. He took all the diet is when he took her She was about two month old then Now she about six. I climbed down from the wagon. I follow Olivia her new man me into a stove. I watched her run her hand alongside the counter like she ain't really interesting nothing her ma's by a cloth she said don't touch nothing Olivia. Just young they're real pretty I say and help her mama drape a piece of cloth close to her face. She smiled seen