Boo Radley Monologue

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On one cold night, there were two young boys named Alex and James all alone wandering the streets of Maycomb, Alabama. In a small town where they have lived for quite a while, this wet lonely street had only one single street light flickering on and off repeatedly every night, one day it will go out just like the rest of them. these boys were standing right in front of this big scary house owned by a man named Boo Bradley. This man is no ordinary man, he is six and a half feet tall, like an image of someone that is a little bit tall well the Radleys are some sketchy people for sure I mean their doors never open its almost like the whole house is abandoned one time Mr.Radley even stabbed his dad in the leg for just walking into a room. However, the two boys still wanted to snoop around his house because they were very fascinated and curious about Mr. Radley’s house. …show more content…
“Come on, don't chicken out on me man,” James replied sarcastically. They quickly ran to the side of the house as their hearts raced like wild horses pounding against their chests; the boys found a hole in the bottom of his house covered by a piece of wood like it was some kind of hidden secret and while their hands were shaking in fear, the boys decided to crawl through it and see where it goes. “I can’t see anything down here, did you bring a flashlight or something?” Alex questions “Yeah here you go,” James gives him the flashlight “Thank god” Alex exclaims. Alex turned on the flashlight and realized that they were in his basement, and there were large spider webs in every corner and piles of dust on every surface. It was like a soft gray blanket. “Hey Alex look at these” Old photographs of the Radleys were shown through the dusty air with the flashlight's brightness facing the
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