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Unborn Baby Monologue

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A mother’s love is unconditional when it comes to protecting her kids. “Rikki you know what I feel. You and I have both lost people close to us. Put yourself in my shoes, think about how I feel. When you lost your parents in that storm you felt helpless. It hurt didn’t it?” Rikki’s eyes begin to tear up. “How do you think I would feel when my puny unborn baby was killed by some clever mongoose? Ever heard the saying think before you do? You should think about my feelings before you even think of touching that egg. I am alone. I’ve lost Nag and all my other babies. I don’t know about you but I have this dungeon of sadness. Inside is Nag, all my other eggs, and all the wrong I’ve done in this world. If you kill that egg that’s just one more thing

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