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Inner Voice Monologue

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It's Tuesday, and I think its like 5:00 pm because of the position of the sun. As usual, I am walking through the rocky road at the center of the city after I buy what I need to live at the other town. People doesn't talk to me because I am different, some of them even hate me.

-Witch!!- yelled a guy from a grocery store.
-Someday you will be dead!- said a woman with a baby.

That's the kind of insults that the town people says to me everyday of my whole life, that's why I live in a cabin at the edge of town. My little sister always tells me that it's dangerous to live in that place because of the real witches and that if I can come to live with her and mom, what she don't know it's that our mother kicked me of her house. She …show more content…

There was fire on the entrance of the room, all the house was on fire!! I stand up and started to find an exit, but with all the smoke it was hard to find one. My throat was closing because of many smoke, I thought that it was the end, but it wasn't. The flames had not reached the backdoor of the house. I ran out of the house to the woods.

-Are you serious?-. I scream - Do you really want to kill me?

-It wasn't me- She said- It was the town people, they are afraid of you, so they tried to kill you-.

-Then I must find another place for living.- I said.

I started to walk to the forest in search of a better place, where no one would know of my diabolic inner voice. But then I remember something, I mean someone, my little sister. I should at least say goodbye.

So I walked to my old house, searching for my sister's window. When I finally found it, I knock it and wait for my sister to open. When she finally did it, her face reflects happiness.

-Hi!-she said- what are you doing here?

-I am here to say goodbye- I say.

- Why?- she …show more content…

-Please don't leave.- she said with tears on her eyes- You can live here, with us.

-No, I can't.- I said- I'm sorry, but I have to go.

-Then I would go with you- she said.

- And leave mom alone?- I asked- Don't think about

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