Lion Monologue

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ow this is amazing I have never been behind the scenes of a Carnival look at all these animals. Oh no what was that sound that I just heard it sounded like a horse, oh no it actually was a horse and now it's chasing me and it's fast, this is awful. My last resort is going into this cage. Thank gosh I got into this ca-, oh no this isn’t good there is a lion in this cage with me, its gonna eat me, i'm done for. This is awful I will never be able to see the carnival or even my family again. Wait, there is a compartment over there, maybe if I open it I can sneak out quietly, hopefully there is nothing behind it there probably is, this is not good. OH MY GOSH, there is a Tiger, I knew that was a bad idea, thank gosh I shut the compartment on time. …show more content…

Nope that doesn't work, this is just awful I am so worried that I might be stuck in this cage till’ ‘i'm dead. Another idea, maybe I can try to call someone to try to get their attention with my handkerchief. Uh oh, a barking Dog is running over, it’s gonna wake the lion up this was an awful plan, i'm so worried. A person, maybe they can help me, OH NO SHE JUST FAINTED, HOW AM I EVER GONNA GET OUT? I stomp my foot on the floor angry of what just happened, this is awful i’m so worried this is it. Just then the Lion wakes up out of the blue, why this he was already in here sleeping but now awake, I have no chance of surviving. The lion walks up to me and is staring at me, he is gonna eat me! The lion is walking away back to where he was he is probably planning how he is gonna eat me, oh my gosh the lady who fainted just woke up, she's coming to open the door. Just as she opens the door I blast out a sprint as fast as I can away scared the Lion is gonna chase me, and I know who's gonna win that race and it’s not gonna be me. I must climb this pole so the Lion can’t catch me, wait what if Lions can climb too, oh no this is

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