Wilfredle School Monologue

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This song strongly reminds me of Zach becasue he was always the master at pranks and finding ways to embarrass (bully) other students. The tone of the melody fits perfectly with Zach's personality becasue he is always thinking of a way to bully or pick on someone. According to pg. 14, the text states, "I did a quick scan to confirm there were no teachers looking on.... I reached up and snached a letter off. The sign now read: WELCOME TO C AVERAGE MIDDLE SCHOOL". Even thought this was a harmless prank and didn't hurt anyone, he was being a little prankster as usual. He knew he had to watch out for the teachers and he made sure no one would have saw. Also on pg. 38, the text says, "....he had to be the greatest actor on the face of the earth.

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