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Monologue From 'Inspired By Believer' By Imagine Dragons
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Inspired by “Believer” by Imagine Dragons
Taylor looks like a regular 16 year old girl, but her life is everything but normal. All she knows is pain, heartbreak, grief, and has never experienced anything truly joyful. I guess you could blame her mom, Monica, who has had about 9 husbands and many kids she doesn’t even know about. Her dad was no help either, seeing how he left Taylor when she was almost 5 years old. The only safe house that she could go was her best friend, Bo’s house. Bo always new how to get her mind off things but he had one problem, he was full of pride. This meant that they never could talk at school, because even though Taylor was extremely beautiful, she was shy. Bo usually is found hanging around his friends, laughing about something stupid. Nearby Taylor is listening to music with her headphones on. It might sound like it but she is not a complete loner, her two best friends, Macy and Kim, are usually hanging with their boyfriends, to sucked into how cool they are to pay any attention to her. So, she sits their trapped in her own sadness, with only a few things to bring her up. …show more content…
She ran inside crying, but wanted to cry even more after seeing he was with a group of friends. She gave him a hurt look, and ran out, not knowing where to go. Bo tried to stop her, but she was already gone. This isn’t the only time Bo has done this. Somedays Taylor feels like she has no one, no one that truly cares about her. Don’t get me wrong there are some days that Bo is there for her, but it isn’t like how it was when they were younger before Bo found his group. When they were younger he would always try his hardest to help her. He would pull out the old golf cart and take her out to ice cream. As silly as it was Taylor loved it. Those were the days she was happiest, but its been almost 3 years since
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