Cub Scout Monologue

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“UGH, Mom I want to go home already!” Charlie said. “No Charlie, we are staying and we are going to win!” Charlie's mom said. “Mom, we have been here all day long!” Charlie is a cub scout. Not because he wanted to be one, but because he has to be one. Charlies Mom always says “Every boy in our family has been a boy scout doesn’t matter if he wanted to or not, it’s a tradition.” Charlie has been hearing this his whole entire life, even when Charlie was in diapers his mom would dress him up like a cub scout. Charlies mom loves traditions and from any one else’s point of view it would be annoying. She loves to live by the rules and if there's anything other than that is that she loves winning. Once she has a challenge she has to win and …show more content…

I deserve this!” Charlie said. “You didn’t pay for it on your own, you stole” “DID NOT!” I yelled back at her. “Get in the car! NOW!” Charlie grabs his jacket and runs behind the store. Charlie gets really scared when his Mom gets mad but he easily continued to laugh. As he walks behind the door, he could hear her screaming his name to come back and he ignores her. He hears her footsteps behind him and begins to run faster. He knows his mom can never catch up to him, she is much slower. And God forbid she left her dearest popcorn for more than five minutes someone could easily steal all our money and their popcorn. She slowly stopped chasing after him. “Leave me alone and go back to selling the popcorn Mom, I’m walking to Liam’s” “If you leave this property I swear to God, you will be grounded!” “Fine by me, anything to get away from you and that popcorn!” Charlie screamed back to her. He continues to walk away and left his mom at the stand outside of the Wawa. He knew she would have been upset, but she should have stopped forcing him to sell popcorn every day for her own enjoyment. It wasn’t fair, she never even gave him a day off, every day was school then right to selling popcorn for the whole month of October. All this hard work just to win a T-shirt, a few boxes of extra popcorn and another IPod that he didn’t need. He doesn’t think it was worth it and dealt with being grounded and ate his chocolate bar in peace, which he knew she hated him

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