Pony Monologue

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never thought that Ponyboy will think of me as his enemy and someone that he would despise the most.Being his brother I have always loved him,cared about him and helped him.Today when I have become a Vice President of a very reputable company and have achieved great respect among my family,friends and co workers,I still feel in my heart that I have failed somehow.This,I realized when I came to know that my brother Ponyboy has been feeling neglected,discontented and grabby for what I had. I remember when we were kids, I used to win every speech contest held at my school.My brother used to sit in one corner as a spectator never having a smile or exciting expression on his face whenever I won.I already knew that Pony had a nature of not being …show more content…

WHAT!!!, I was stupefied by his reply .He stood up and said “You have always been my mom and dad’s favorite. Had everything you wanted but me?no matter how hard I tried never came up to their expectations . Nobody ever appreciated my hard work and mental capabilities because you always were way better than me for them.And you have always tried to let me down.That’s totally not true and unfair,I replied , I have always loved you and treated you like my little struggling brother. Infact, I am trying to convince the directors of our company to make you a partner in our company's new project which will start in a few months. I didn't tell you this because I wanted you to show your capabilities and prove the board that you can become an asset for this project . My little brother was overwhelmed to hear that and accepted the fact that he misunderstood me.He promised me that jealousy would not come between us.I was grateful to God that he completely erased the hatred from my brother’s heart for me.I now believe that jeolosy is a dangerous kind of feeling which grows among relationships.People CALL it jealousy I call it fear of losing someone you

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