Uncle Willie Monologue
The character I chose is Uncle Willie, because Uncle Willie is a different individual and I like that about him. He is also one that is mostly talked about, it seems he made an impact on Maya`s life. Uncle Willie is Maya and Bailey`s uncle and he is momma 's son. He was dropped as an infant and he is disabled and doesn 't talk, look, or walk normal, but he is just like was but his own special way. Uncle Willie is a young black man, he is average height. Willie was born with his left hand being overly large and his right hand being the size of a 5 year old. Willie was dropped when he was a baby and now he can 't walk without a cane, and the left side of his face droops. Uncle willie has an overly large tongue that causes him to have a
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