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White Blood Cell Monologue

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Another day of work(sigh), Looks like I “batman A.K.A batcell” have to go fighting those criminals(bacteria, viruses, fungi etc.) again. I can 't believe it’s been 3 days since I’ve been born, it feels like it 's been a very short time. Anyhow, I hear that the mother bone marrow will be giving birth to another group of heros(white blood cell) and I think I need to get myself a sidekick so that I can teach him my ways to fight become strong because it is almost my final day as a white blood cell. I finally made it to bone marrow, it also looks like i’m right on time for the new white cells to come, woah there are too many coming out at once and I don 't know which one to pick. Then, I saw that cell, it looked pretty strong, looked arrogant and very tough for a white blood cell, I went straight to him and tried to talk to him and said “ hey i’m batcell what 's your name” and he replied “I am robin, what do you want with me” and I thought that he was pretty …show more content…

I am thinking of making you my pupil and I will teach you what to do and your role is in the vast body you are in, robin thinks deeply and then finally replies with an yes, and then I said “good, then we shall get started immediately”. First, I will tell you your duty as white blood cell like me and you is, the main function white blood cells is to fight, fight against diseases in the such as bacteria, viruses, fungi etc. in your

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