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Dramatic Monologue

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I am writing to tell your readers about my experience as a convict on board the first fleet. My name is Harry O’Connor. I am 28 years old, I am from England and I am an orphan. My parents died when I was 8 years old. A bad man robbed my house, killed my parents and burnt my house. Because of that, I had to live in the street and without any family. Every day, I stole food to eat. I was very talented at this job because I did it every day. One day, I was unlucky. The owner of a house I was robbing caught me when I was stealing. The owner took me to the police and they put me in a crowded jail. One week later, the magistrate sentenced me to 7 years transportation. I didn’t know why but, I just heard that they wanted to send the convicts to another

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