Gas Mask Monologue

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A yellow skinned man wearing a gas mask and orange prison clothes stands in a large glass box. Another man walks in wearing a tailored suit, black tie, gasses, and a name tag. He sits down in a chair. “Now lets see what your in for... arson, tampering with lethal chemical compounds, bank robbery, and and 24 acounts of murder, and that's just in the past week, It seems like you're going to be here for a while.” He fixes his glasses. “ now I'm here to see what makes you tick Mr. Johnson.” The man in the mask looks up. “Its Toxsis.” “Alright Toxsis lets start from the beginning. Where did you come from?” Toxsis lets out a small chuckle. “I guess if i have nothing better to do.” ‘It all began when i was workin at the chlorine factory I was doin some overtime to get extra cash its was a howler out and it was just me and a few of the other guys left in the factory. …show more content…

I put on my gas mask and started moving the crates down when suddenly one of them sprung a leek and as a safety precaution the doors to the room i was in ato-locked So I couldn't get out. At the same time lightning struck the building. The electricity fuzed with the chlorine binding it my my DNA. and melting my mask onto my face. When i woke up i found that my body could turn into mustard gas and my body was this pail shade of yellow. As you could expect i went insane, mad with power. I went on a crime spree i believed i could rule Sunbright city and then the world. But then he came along, Water Boy, when the liquid touched my skin i started to turn a bleach white and my gas would turn to mush and dissolve and now i'm in this sad state you see me

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