Scarlet Jones Monologue

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It was April 16, 1920 my boss Mr.Stierwalt a NHL player worth millions invited four women over; Scarlet Jones, Colonel Skaggs, Professor kranz, and Reverend Isabella. First to arrive was Scarlet Jones a millionaire flapper dress designer. Next to arrive was Reverend Isabella and professor Kranz. Reverend Isabella is the head of the most prestigious church there is ,and Professor kranz is a well respected neurologist. The last to arrive was Colonel Skaggs a highly revered colonel in the US military. Each of the women received an invitation to dinner and were told they would hear important information. I told all the women to wait in the library while the table was being set by the maid Ms.White. Once the table was set I invited all the women into the dining room. As I lead …show more content…
We all went back into the library and scarlet and professor were whispering and once they were done they said they were going to investigate and wwe were going to help . They split us up into pairs and by the end of the knight they were all dead . “You know you didn't have to kill all of them” said the officer “yes , I did I have worked as his butler for 30 years and never got a single raise to help my family they didn't deserve it” said the butler “I guessing you didn't know that he was going to give them money but not all of it after he would give it to them you were going to get the rest and his mansion and to think it was all for money “ and with that the officer left and the butler was sented to life in

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