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Reflecting on Luck and Relationships

The monologue explores the concept of luck from the perspective of the speaker, Lucky. In three parts, Lucky questions how lucky they truly are to have friends who are not always there for them, to be raised in a way that did not allow them to be their authentic self, and to love someone who may not love them in return. By the end, Lucky realizes that what they need most is self-love, and that experiencing these challenges has made them lucky to learn life's deeper lessons.

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Reflecting on Luck and Relationships

The monologue explores the concept of luck from the perspective of the speaker, Lucky. In three parts, Lucky questions how lucky they truly are to have friends who are not always there for them, to be raised in a way that did not allow them to be their authentic self, and to love someone who may not love them in return. By the end, Lucky realizes that what they need most is self-love, and that experiencing these challenges has made them lucky to learn life's deeper lessons.

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A MONOLOGUE SCRIPT EM 13 - SPEECH AND THEATER ARTS

RANOCO II, ROMER C. - BSEd ENGLISH 2C


DR. LITO DIONES

I am Lucky.
Ranoco II, Romer C.

They said I'm lucky.


I have a lot of friends.
They always have me during parties, celebrations and most of the occasions.
They have me when they needed me.
I haven't when I needed them.
Yes, I'm lucky isn't it?

They said I'm lucky.


I am well raised by my parents by providing me the things that I needed and they
supported me all throughout my journey.
I am raised to act as to what I am expected by the society to be.
I am raised to be as I am expected to be.
I am raised to be the person they wanted me to be.
Yes, I'm lucky isn't it?

They said I'm lucky.


I have him.
I'm always there to support him, as much as he is there to support me.
I'm always there when he needed me, as much as his there when I needed him.
He's there with me through the good and bad times, as much as I'm there with him
through that times.
I loved him, I really loved him. Does he?
Yes, I'm lucky isn't it?

They said I'm lucky, and I always believe that I am lucky.


A MONOLOGUE SCRIPT EM 13 - SPEECH AND THEATER ARTS
RANOCO II, ROMER C. - BSEd ENGLISH 2C
DR. LITO DIONES

Yes! I have friends, a lot of friends. But how many of them are real?
Am I still lucky to have them at my happiest but never in my saddest? Tell me.
Am I that Lucky?

Yes! I have parents who raised me well, and provided me all the things.
But am I that lucky to be raised as the person whom I never really wanted to be in
the first place?
Am I that Lucky?

Yes! I have a partner who always been there when I needed him the most.
I have him as much as he have me. But am I still that lucky to have that person
even he doesn't love me at all?
Am I that Lucky?

Yes! I am still lucky, I must say.


I'm lucky to be able to distinguish the people whom really cares genuinely.
Lucky enough!
I'm lucky to be raised oppositely the way I wanted to be and because of that, I know
who really am.
Lucky enough!
I'm lucky to experience such things and such a relationship, I realized that what I
need the most is not the love of others but the love of myself and from myself.
Lucky enough!

Now tell me, I'm lucky isn't it?

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