Dramatic Sad Monologue
Description
Vocal Characteristics
Language
EnglishVoice Age
Teen (13-17)Accents
North American (General) North American (South West - Texas)Transcript
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I saw the carton. I saw it in the hall. I saw it. It was new. The telephone table, wasn't it? You saw it too, didn't you? You saw the box sitting there. You must have It was sitting next to your vanity case. Everything else that was in that hole got packed in the car. You did see it. You were the last one out. You were the one who shuts the door after you've made your the stove's off in the fridge has been left open. You saw the carton and you left it there on purpose. You left it behind and you knew what it waas. You knew what was in it and you left it there. Why did you do that? Why would you do a thing like that? I want to know why you did it. Tell me why you deliberately left that box behind. We have a game. We play every year. We sneak the presence home, we hide them, we wrap them up in secret. Even though we can hear the sticky tape tearing and the paper rustling, we hide them in the stuff we take away. We pretend not to see them into a Christmas morning even though we're we know they're there and we know what's in them because we've already put in our orders. So there's no waster surprise and Dad always hides them in his pathetic place. That's so obvious. It's a joke and we laugh at him behind her, our backs. But we play along. You knew what was in that box and you left it behind. I want to know why. What were you trying to do? What did you want to gain? Did you want tohave? Something We'd all have to feel sorry for the whole holiday. There's always something we do wrong that takes you weeks to forgive. You have to tell me.