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Hazel Grace Monologue

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SMASH!!!BeepBeepBeepBeep!!!! ¨Oh my gosh I better hide¨

On a cloudy day Hazel Grace, a smart girl.Whose favorite colors is turquoise,turquoise,and turquoise . lives with her mother who is always shivering in sweat when Hazel´s father is there. Hazel´s father stated in a demanding voice ”I told your mother we should have send you to a bordering camp, you stupid brat¨.Hazel always feels like speaking her mind and honestly how in the world could she take him seriously when smoke was coming from his mouth. So she mumbled in tears ¨well then why bother to adopt me, and you call me stupid¨. Hazel lives in a tiny wooden shack full of splinters , in Wichita,KS. Gets horrible grades and when a new club opens you will always see her name on the list to sign up so she won't have to go ¨home¨. …show more content…

¨What the heck was that for¨her dad replied ¨So I could laugh¨ ha! Then he whispered ¨if you tell any of this to your mother I will send you back to the adoption center where you came from¨. This so called school was actually a bordering camp for kids with bad behavior. An hour after Grace's dad dropped her off, ¨okay I will get a hammer and the map of this city at 11:45¨. Then, she got a hammer and a map and sped by the nearest window

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