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Rwberry Wallace's Monologue

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“Ahh, a nice warm bed with no worries anymore,” I thought as I dozed off to sleep. Then I was being forced roughly out of the window I came through, and throne on the ground. “ We got you now boy, and we know it was you who took the pistol.” Dewberry Wallace spa. “Now tell us wheres it is, you theivin’ nigra.” I could barely breathe let alone speak, so I whispered that I wasn’t the one who stole it and it was the Simms, but Kaleb pounded my ribs so hard I couldn’t help but cry out with pain. “Tell us boy or we’ll hand you right on this tree in front of your family and never bring you down.” R.W.

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