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Monologue From 'Rosemary': A Narrative Fiction

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Scene 1
Setting : In the dilapidated forest
Time: Morning
Narrator 1: The sun shines as bright as thousands of diamonds. The birds are chirping on the trees. The bees are busy collecting sweet fresh honey from the blooming flowers. Oh it is spring season! The fairies and elves seem very busy doing their morning routines. But, wait! Someone is not here. Where is the beautiful fairy princess?
Narrator 2: Rosemary! Rosemary! Where are you dear princess? Oh no, what has happened to her? Hey, Look! Is that Rosemary?

(Lights on. Rosemary is sleeping under a shrub tree. She looks very tired. Suddenly, she opens her eyes slowly and frowns. There is something on her forehead)
Rosemary: (Leans on the tree and touches her forehead) Ugh, my head hurts. …show more content…

Rosemary: (Interrupts the conversation) What’s in your hand? It looks beautiful. May I see it?
Monster Mumu: No! You can’t!
(Monster Momo whispers to Monster Mumu’s ear. After a while, Monster Mumu nods his head.)
Monster Mumu: I change my words. You can take this if you want, but with one condition.
(Rosemary takes some times to think before she said yes. Then, the monsters give the magic wand to her. She uses her magic wand to find her way back to the kingdom. Lights off)
Narrator 1: Is that all? What was the condition asked by the ugly monsters? I don’t believe the two monsters will let go of Princess Rosemary easily.
Narrator 2: That’s true. The monsters must have planned something bad on her or they were just trying to be kind.
Narrator 1: No! Why on earth they want to be kind to others? It will only happen when the world is going to end.
Narrator 2: Stop talking nonsense! Silly you! I better focus on what is going to happen rather listening to your nonsense thought.
(Rosemary arrives at Renosia safely. Her people are very happy to see her. They prepare delicious food for Rosemary and dab on special remedies on her forehead to cure the wound. Rosemary tells them what has happened and she said that the monsters wanted to own this kingdom as a return of kindness for helping …show more content…

Rosemary sits in the garden with her people whilst waiting for the moon to change shift with the sun. The four gnomes hide somewhere and are ready to attack. As expected, the monsters come early before the sun rises.)
Narrator 1: Look! The monsters arrive early! And there are many of them!
Narrator 2: Oh no! Do you think the gnomes have prepared enough magic potions to attack the monsters?
Narrator 1: Uh oh! I have no idea. I hope they did.
Rosemary: (Shocks) Oh! You come so early. And it looks like you bring all your friends too.
Monster Mumu: (Eyes wide-opened) I don’t want to listen to you! Please get away from my kingdom! Now!
(All the other monsters are laughing very hard while looking at all the small creatures.)
Narrator 1: “My kingdom”? I feel like I want to chop their heads! The monsters are very rude and have no shame at all!
Narrator 2: Shhhhh!
Rosemary: (Smiles) Welcome to your newly-owned kingdom Monster Mumu. I hope you will take good care of this kingdom. But…
Monster Mumu: But what?!
Rosemary: Be patient. Let me finish my sentence. There is one custom that you need to obey when you first enter this kingdom. Everyone of you need to sit in the garden and blow a flute to show respect to all the magic creatures who live here. Or else this kingdom will disappear

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