Alice The Great Monologue

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Alice the Great Hello I'm Alice. I live in Berwick, England in 1222 ,and I have a dream. My dream is to become a knight. I know this sounds crazy in my time but I think that it's possible. You guys reading probably are in the future.I'm going to tell my story. This is where the fun begins. One day I was climbing a tree and a boy came up to me. He was very tall,and had blonde hair. He started to talk to me. “Hello I'm Jonathan and I love to climb trees.” he said. “Well that's a very interesting way to introduce yourself. I'm Alice.” I told him. “ You interested me since you were climbing a tree. Would you like to meet my parents?” He asked. “Um sure….” I said confused. His parents were very nice people. Well let me rephrase that,his mother was nice. You'll never guess who his father was,Lord Baldwin. I hate …show more content…

You have wanted this for a long time,but when you are killed don't blame me for it.” “Thank you,Thank you so much. I've never been so happy” Jonathan and I walked home together. On our way home we ran into Elizabeth. She just yelled at me for running into her. I wasn't going to let her ruin my day, so I just walked away. For the next two days I couldn't do anything. I was just too excited for Tuesday. When Tuesday came, I was up attain ready to go. I met Jon at the tree that we first met at. He showed me the way to where all of the Knights were. All of them stared at me for at least 10 minutes. Everyday I trained my hardest. One day Jon suggested that I enter a jousting contest. He thinks that I am excelling. I heisted but agreed. The day of the competition approached very quickly. On the day of I began to feel nervous. Jon came over beforehand to help me get ready. I tied my red,curly hair into a small bun and put on my armor. When we got to the arena it started to rain. I was not prepared. I have never jousted in the rain before. I had to do this not matter

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