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Scarlet Letter Monologue

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Clue Who was the killer? We don't know, yet. Once there was a young man, he lived in New York. Everybody lived in New York at the time. Especially Ms. Scarlet, Ms. Peacock, Ms. White, Mr. Green, Colonel Mustard, and Professor Plum. Some people loved to have parties, and party all night. Ms. Scarlet had a Christmas party one night. She invited all her friends and some other people. Mr. Boddy was found in the courtyard dead one night, at the party. Ms. White found him dead. Everybody was wondering who would kill Mr. Boddy. So, they went on a mission to find the murderer. They were trying to ask people if they killed him. But, then they realized that nobody would confess if they killed someone or not. So, they were just trying to ask people if they saw it happen. One girl said that they saw a green jacket, another person said they saw green shoes. So, people started saying they thought it was colonel …show more content…

It looked like someone was trying to bury it, so they wouldn't find the weapon. They were looking for Mr. Green but they couldn't seem to find him. One month later in New York City they found this young man dressed in green, like Mr. Green. The young man never spoke. He always kept stuff to his self. One day they asked him if they could take his finger print. He didn't mind. But, his finger print was the same as Mr. Green's. They soon realized that he was Mr. Green. He was hiding from everybody. So, he didn't get committed with a crime. Mr. Green got sent to jail, and he was sent for even longer. Because, he tried to hide. Mr. Boddy's family was very upset that Mr. Green killed him. They were upset because they were friends with Mr. Green's family. But here's why he killed Mr. Boddy. Mr. Green wasn't trying to kill Mr. Boddy. He was trying to get a skunk from getting in. He never had a dagger. He saw Mr. Boddy come behind him and he turned around and saw him collapse to the ground. So, who killed Mr.

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