ISBN-13: 978-1519120106
"QUITTING"
monologue from published play
"Music Maybe"
SLUG
Everyone's always quitting on me. My whole life...
all the people I get to know... quit. I never do. I'm loyal. I
stay.
But they all leave me. Started with my dad... he quit on us when I was
little and my mom quit on me even though she was still around. She quit
caring and quit feeling anything. Everything I tried, every friend I
made, quit on me in some way... I always felt like I failed them... and
drove them away. But here... I finally thought I'd found a place where
I could be a part of something. This time we've been together has been
the best days of my life. Sounds pathetic but it's true. I've never
been happier than I've been playing music with all of you. Coming here each
day gives me something to live for, something to make me drag my lazy
carcass out of bed. I feel so alive here, playing with all of you. And
it's more than just living... it's the fact I found a place in this
world. A place where I matter and I fit in. I didn't feel lost anymore.
END OF MONOLOGUE
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