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Gertrude Stone Monologue

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It all started on Mysterious Island- a home for all of the element powered creatures. Hi, I’m Gertrude Stone and things haven’t been going well in my village, but we’ll get too that later. First, we’re going to zoom in on my neighborhood. My neighbor (also one of my closest friends) is Juniper Styx, she has the power to control water. And if you’re wondering, I control rocks and basically the minerals beneath the earth's surface. My cousin Lenard Pine is the only family I have since… “The Accident.” Anyway, Lenard can control plants and read animal minds (it's pretty amazing). We’ve been living together for about nine years now since my parents died. If it wasn’t for our friends, it would just be us(by the way I’m now fifteen and my cousin …show more content…

Why are you thanking me, said Gertrude. Because, you always find a way to cheer me up, said Lenard, and you don’t give up on me. …..(Gertrude thought for a second), without you I would have given up my legacy, friends, everything. So thank you for you know, not letting me give up. Wow I actually do help people when I rage, said Lenard, who figured. Let’s go home, said Gertrude. Good idea, it’s getting dark, said Lenard. The next day the plan is inset. The walls are built, the canyons are loaded, and the underground safe house is set to be locked up and sealed with everyone in it if needed. The skies are getting darker and darker every minute as we speak. The ocean waves are getting taller and taller, it reaches the clouds. That night, there was a great roar of thunder. I woke up and went to check if everyone one was ok. I wasn’t the only one who heard the noise for the whole kingdom was up and frighten. I look up into the sky and saw the portal being opened. All of a sudden one by one monsters are leaping out trying to figure out how to get over the wall. We fought hard and brave, it was so amazing to see that all of the people in the kingdom are loyal and is willing to help and protect their

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