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"How about", my mom asked, "we make sandwiches".
A monologue means that there is only one person who's doing the talking, while the remaining characters listen. So, in a dramatic monologue, the character addresses 'a silent auditor'.
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Bravery is something that cannot be taught; it just comes naturally and can somewhat be considered as an instinct. You will always encounter challenges which will bring out the brave soul in you.
For instance, you and your younger sister are left at home while your parents went out to buy some groceries. Unfortunately, it rained hard, a lightning struck and the lights came off. You are in the living room while your sister was left alone upstairs, crying. You know for yourself that you are afraid of the dark, but you need to be your sister's knight in shining armor.
Despite being scared, you set it aside and decided to be brave and go get your sister upstairs. Now that is just one of the many instances where bravery comes out. You might not notice it, but there are a lot of simple instances where you use your bravery to cope with the situation.
Hassan is a deformed person who is bullied for his ailments and also because of being from the minority.
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He is described as having a good nature and helpful of his friend Amir. He is respectful and subdued in his demeanor and although he is not physically well he never turns negative due to it.
His physical deformity is a source of huge pain for him. It also makes many people bully him. <u>His status as a minority also puts him in a difficult position in the society.</u>
<u>He is a smart character, but not through books. His own hardships have taught him to be street smart and is characteristically brave.</u>
