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The Mob Monologue

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See this boy over here, yeah, this one, oh my gosh I cannot stand him anymore! You may think that being the eldest child in the family is very easy because you can be the boss of your younger siblings, but having to do everything for your sibling ain’t fun. As well, arguing with them and having to put up with them sucks. Trust me. Many people may think that my brother is very innocent but at home, he just like a vicious cat! Believe me on that. Reason 1: My brother would blame me for EVERYTHING! (Even if he did it) If something in the house gets missing, and parents know it’s my brother, he would throw a tantrum to prove them that they are wrong When my brother breaks something or does something bad, he would act innocent and tell my parents that I did it and they would believe …show more content…

When my brother is mad at me, he would go into my room and take me Ipod and hide it (knowing it would make me really mad) At times, he would also mess up my WHOLE room! When I am trying to help my brother with his homework, he is trying to waste my time, and just ignore me. He would just argue with me for the answers, and then after I am done helping him, he would tell my mom that I am bothering him. My brother would argue with me for the smallest things to make me think that he is proving his point and I would just let him

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