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Cliche Switcheroo Monologue

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It had been the 5th night that the devil had spoken to him, the bright white snow outside his window, the shadow of a tree that’s casted inside Shong’s room haunts him with illusion of the day we met. I was like his best friend, I walked where his shadow laid, but we never talked, yet I was always there with him when he ran away. Away? From what you might ask, well. To keep it simple, from people like me, and that’s how he met me in the first place. In the beginning of his sophomore year, he hadn’t felt more excited of the people he’s grown fond to, he sat behind Christina everyday in Ms.Larson’s classroom, they’d have a blast and nothing could ever do him wrong, but that’s where the cliche switcheroo comes into play. Everything turned into a catastrophe, Alondra had triggered many types of mannerism from him, slapping Shong on the back of his head with the pizza she had gotten for …show more content…

So then I finally understood, it was God that was talking to him. It never made any sense of him to start going to Church and believing such a man existed when he never had any habits of it when he was younger. Whenever he went to Church, his smile grew twice as wide as when we’re together. Especially during his Church’s camp, this thing called Standing Stones, where he had met a lot of others who are also Believers, since then, he’s been pushing me out and neglecting me more and more than ever. He never had time for me anymore, he was always about Church then, he had been so spiritually high that he had absolutely no reason to be speaking to the devil anymore. I’ve taken the lives of so many, and I took Shong’s, ruined his life, continuous events of consequences and never any breaks. So like his friends from school, I was isolated, and our bridge

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