Dramatic Monologue

“Hmm, gloomy as usual.” Sneered Olivia. Olivia and her friends arrived to school, called Jennifer’s School for Girls, located in lousy Philadelphia. She had been going to this school as long as she can remember.
“Not surprised. It’ll be gloomy as long as thing aren’t fair, so that’s looking like never.” Said Sophia, as sarcastic as she’s ever been. Everyone was in a particularly bad mood today.
“This is getting old. Being separated from half of the population is going to make the population decrease by I don’t know how much, but I know it’s a lot.” Even the young one of the group, Claire, knew it wasn’t right.
Mrs. Beth, one of 9 teachers at Jennifer’s school, came out of her classroom and shouted, “All students report to your classroom! First period is in session in 2 minutes! Repeat…”
“I guess it’s time, let’s not give the lady a heart attack.” Said Elora. Everybody laughed for the first time in a while. They all started walking their separate ways. Mrs. Beth continued to shout until the bell rang 2 minutes later. All of the girls were in their class with Mrs. Lark and the rest of their classmates.
“Okay, students, how is your day going?” The whole class lied, and replied, “good.” The class pet,

Maxin.” The girls were forced to leave but they wouldn’t give up. They decided they would stay at this school, and get all of the girls in their grade at their school to rebel, too. It had been one week, and they had already gotten half of their class, 25 students. All they needed was about thirty, and they could finally do something. So in three weeks, all of the girls in their class had transferred to Gabriel’s school for boys. They decided Friday was the day. Friday came along, and they all went to school as themselves. They were all of the talk from the boys at the school to the district board. The teachers were so surprised, but no matter what they did the girls wouldn’t leave. They wanted justice, and they were determined to get