Will Smith Monologue

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Bang bang bang. I woke up to what sounded like bombs. “What was that?” I went outside to check what the noise was. What I see is destruction and mayhem everywhere. “Hey, Maximilian have you heard about the recent in Atlanta lately?” “No Smith that’s crazy, there’s no way.” I know right this city is getting more violent by the second.” “Will smith I got to go see ya later.” “Welcome to fox 4 news at 10pm.Our top story is about a young white male who was shot at around noon today. The man was killed by 2 masked men.” “I guess Smith was right about the recent crime spike in the city lately.” “ Hey Smith I need to tell you something but you didnt answer your phone so can we hang out sometime.” “This is not like smith to not answer his phone.” “Fox 4 news at 10pm. The man murdered the other day was identified as Tim Smith.” “Noooooooooooo why did they have to kill Smith.” …show more content…

No one can kill my best friend and get away with it. I’m going to find those fools.” I went to go for a walk in the cold weather to cool off. The cold rain felt good on my warm skin. When I was out on my walk i saw James Harvey ( a high school friend an ex-pro boxer.). “Hey Harvey how are you doing, long time no see.” “Hey Maximilian, where Smith.” “ Smith was murdered by 2 masked men. When i find those men I will show them justice.” “ Hey you can train with me to learn how to fight.” Today i’m going to go train with Harvey. I want to learn how to fight so i can beat up those guys. I will train so hard that I will be the one to stop crime in

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