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Alex Morgan Monologue

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As we embark in the first level of hell, with my guide Alex Morgan, we arrive. “Welcome to the hell of dribblers! Here you will meet the sinners of the soccer world who will not turn over the ball to their teammates!” Exclaimed Alex. As soon as you enter this level it smells like wet dog, the reason why is because of the sinner’s punishment. The sinners consequences for committing this crime is they are forever running. You are running until your legs are like jello and are going to fall off. “Alex, would you like to meet a few of our sinners?” Asked Ellen. “Yes!” replied Alex. The first sinner is Lionel Messi, he is known for his skill on and off the field, however, he is also known for dribbling too much. Dribbling is unfair to your

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