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Jean Finch Monologue

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That boy Jean Finch had destroyed my flowers for the horrible things I said about his father and maybe I deserved it but those flowers were so young so full of light so natural I just wanted to be like them. They were my motivation to stop taking the morphine. He had dragged himself all the way down to my house to apologize. I want anywhere near nice to him i wouldn’t let him see my suffering. I told him you must come read to me every afternoon after school for two hours except sundays for a month. I hoped in this time I would die free of the morphine the book would distract me. They didn 't spent the whole two hours because my fits would get too bad. We would set the alarm a little later everyday though and finally he was able to stay the

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