Plus she’s taking care of everything in the house and I’m … I’m just that annoying girl talking about scarecrows and tin men and Emerald cities. She’s busy making sure Uncle Henry tends to the farm properly, and his farm hands don’t sleep on the job. Auntie Em just acts like I’m in the way again. They were just so glad I was ok.īut now that I’m fine … everything’s gone back to the way it was. Auntie Em and Uncle Henry by my side, bringing me soup, all hugs and kisses and warmth. Sure, the first few days back were great. Oh Toto, what were we thinking coming back here to Kansas?
Get to know the character of Cathy, read the short play "Un-Chatty Cathy" in the play collection 3-Short: A Trio of Plays by Gabriel Davis.Want to use the Un-Chatty Cathy monologue for an audition or a school assignment? Well … what do you say? I have a blank card, and a pen, if that’d be easier for you. “Patsy is a bitch” and then another “You’re cute” and then another “Be My Dance Date”) Well, I didn’t say that and I’d rather not say the following out loud so I wrote it. And that I think you smell like old socks. See … I know you were going to ask me something … but then Patsy told you I think you’re ugly, because you have acne and the medicine isn’t working. I wanted to tell you that story, because … sometimes you have the words, but it’s too hard to get them to come out of your mouth. I’d hold out the card and each strange mom at the door would read it, smile, and buy my mint thins. When someone opened, usually a mom – I’d find myself unable to speak. He’d wait at the end of each walkway, and I’d make the long walk myself to the front door. My older brother sighed and took me door to door. “See, she’s armed with cuteness and the right words.” She smiled at me, patting my head, “Now fly, my little bluebird, nothing can stop you now!” How would you like to purchase some mint thins to benefit the Campfire Girls of America?” And she included all the details they needed to order the cookies. She wrote out a little introduction on an index card, “Hello, my name is Cathy and I’m a bluebird. My mother got me dressed in my official bluebird outfit - a little white button up short sleeve shirt, a knee length blue skirt, knee high white socks, white Mary Jane shoes, my hair in pigtails and my bluebird pin. I could feel my eyes getting a little wet, and I think my mother saw because she said, “They’re going to find her so adorable, she won’t have to make a peep! And you’re going to take her.” He told my mom, “How is she supposed to sell them if she never makes a peep?”
When my older brother heard, he started laughing. When I was six, I was a proud bluebird of the Camp Fire Girls of America! As a bluebird, I had to sell mint thins door to door. In public speaking class, they say, tell a story, some anecdote that let’s your audience know who you are. So I’m taking this public speaking class, and now here we are, in public, speaking. I’ve seen your back, but not you looking back. Did you even know my name was Cathy? That I sit behind you in homeroom? Really? I’ve never seen you look back. I mean, the first time I’ve heard me talk to you. It’s the first time I’ve heard me talk too. Monologue Genie's Private Reserve Monologue Collections We'll keep you IN THE KNOW about new monologues Just like, um, LIKE the Monologue Genie Facebook Page OK, Ok! You don't have to yell in ALL CAPS! HOW DO I GET THEM?! HOW DO I GET THEM RIGHT NOW?!! "I stood in that cafeteria alone, clutching my tray like it was a life raft" the lettuce lovers, the kale connoisseurs. And I did it without sacrificing pizza." “My boyfriend keeps gifting me candy, it’s evil.” "Let me eat, Let me eat, I want an Ice Cream treat." Most Frightening Wonderful Thing Monologue The Roadrunner Never Looks Down Monologue 2 Minute Ate the Divorce Papers MonologueĢ Minute Breaking Up with Brandon MonologueĢ Minute 26 Year Old Bar Mitzvah Boy MonologueĢ Minute Honey I'm a Leprechaun Monologue
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