Dramatic Monologue

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Quinn's POV: I was uncomfortable with all this crappy situation. Dani was being nice and warm and close. Really close. I guess I asked for it after that good hostess act. Don't get me wrong, I wouldn't be happy if she hated me instead, but I was not delighted with all this friendly patronizing stance that Dani adopted. I can handle a bit of Spanish. The same way I hit the nail on the head with my german accent on her last name…did I googled it? Yes. I've made my research. So what? I was perfect. This was the least of my problems, though. I was totally going over the top with the interactions between David and Santana. Clearly, I suffer from some mental problem. Santana looked like a damn top model. Her black dress had almost no back. You …show more content…

You seem disturbed." I decided to ask David, trying to not let the cat out of the bag just yet. "Yeah, well. Cultural differences, you know? Sometimes it's harder when the roots are similar." he shrugged. I was almost sorry for him. "Is it serious?" I asked honestly worried. "No, no. We well overcome this. I am sure." "If what you said it's true, about roots…it must also easier to make peace, also." I offered. I didn't want them to be enemies. "Anyway, Santana's only congenial once in a blue moon. Normally, she as not a spark of decency…" I said this looking down, resigned. He lifted my chin up. "Don't get me wrong. Why do you care so much about her? We had a fight in the night you girls went …show more content…

We had ups and downs but every single time I was down she pulled me up. She helped me with my Yale application and never asked me for help with hers because she thinks it would benefit her too much." I laughed and I looked at her "She has been my best friend since I can remember. I reminisce the moments she tried to bring me down and I've got to admit they made me better, stronger. She may be rude, loud and she may even substitute good manners with fast reflexes, sometimes. She may be a bully but she never gave me the cold shoulder and she suffered an all lot of things to get

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