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Jazz Monologue

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As I was walking into school the next day I saw Jazz with her punky pals and I made a decision. I walk up to Jazz and said “ Jazz the teachers would like to see you in the faculty room right away.’’ I gave her a smile, letting her know I wanted to see her. She plays it all cool by saying, “It’s cool guys I’ll hang later.” As we were walking to the faculty room, she elbowed me saying “ Slick real Slick Tone, how did you come up with that.” “ I don’t know I just really needed to see you.” We were opening the door to the faculty room and as soon as we get in there Jazz says, “You probably want to tell my performance was great, again.” “No, but yes, it was, but what I really wanted to talk about is when are you going to perform for your friends.” …show more content…

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