Condor Monologue

After walking along a path that he had found for a few hours, Condor spotted a large monument made out of dark granite with silver accents. There were several fountains and waterfalls that dripped astonishingly dark ink and left Condor shaken. Although the monument had a grim air about it, he knew that he had to go inside. As he began to tread up the numerous stairs to the main entrance, he felt fear coursing through his veins. He reasoned that if his friends were there, all this could be over and he could go home and if they weren’t, he could get out of there quickly enough. His fear increased as he approached the main entrance and gazed up at the large, solid doors. However, he had no choice. He pushed as hard as he could to open the …show more content…
Condor turned to the voice to see a lime green pen that seemed awfully familiar.
Upon seeing a vague look of recognition cross Codor’s face, the pen began a speech, “Yeah, you remember me, don’t you? You better, ‘cause I remember you. Yeah, I remember the da like it was yesterday. The day that old good boy Condor had his pal exiled. Mhmm, it’s me Penjamin.” he paused to look creully upon Condor. “You remember, don’t you?”
“Penjy, I thought I’d never see you again!” Condor hummed. “God, I wish that I could go back to that day and-”
“Shut up, scum!” Penjamin interrupted. “And don’t you dare call me Penjy. You ruined my life. You took everything from me! You took everything! I had to work my way up. I had to take care myself. I was just a kid when you ruined me. You hear that? You ruined me!”
“Penjy, I’m sorry. But what you did was wrong. But that's in the past. We can be friends again. We can be okay again! You can come home with us and talk with the elder and everything will be okay. Everything can be okay. Okay?”
“Oh no, sweetie.” Penjamin said with a smirk. “That’s not how this is going to go. You’re going to pay and I’m going to prosper. Like it should’ve been from the beginning. You get