The Burnt Poem
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A reading of a novel in progress.
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Although, a new yorker, he has a neutral accent. He's American, and thats apparent in his voice though. He's quite posh or fancy, and thats a heavy part of his voice. Still a bit monotone, but still showing some extreme emotion.
I’m not sure what I’m supposed to think. I’m not sure how Patrick even convinced me. Maybe I just missed our childhood and that poem would’ve maybe been a little piece of that night. Maybe. Maybe I was using it to cope.
I learned to repress my emotions after that. I kept silent, I only showed emotion if something affected me. I put on a smile and settled into life without him. But I didn’t like it. I actually hated it. He was the little bit of excitement I had left in that small town in Michigan. After that, I began high school.
Now I realize I'm pretty much using this as a book to voice my opinions that I normally wouldn’t say. Because of the fear of losing my status. The little class I have left.
He has a heavy Irish accent, although having adjusted to New York, Ireland is where he's from and most identifies with. Loud, confident, and energetic is what we're going for.
Y'know, one time, back when I was livin' in Ireland, as a kid when I was in the city, some guy gave me cocaine, I thought it was sugar and ate it. I was high as fuck for like... 8 hours.
C'mon, use your fuckin' brain, Jason.
Jesus, you look like shit, Jason. Not tryin' to be rude or anything, but christ.
A tomboy teenager, a bit deeper for a girl her age, and medium pace speaking. More of a Mid-western neutral accent than anything.
Above average height my ass. You’re short, get over it. (Sarcastic)
Then there's the emos, nerds, and foreign transfers who got merged into one group called the ENFTs. They wear it like some kinda badge, and they even got registered as a club, so every weirdo in school gets to be in the yearbook twice.
Jason, you will never know true pleasure until you listen to Metallica for the first time.
His voice is a bit raspy, but not too much, dark and brooding though trying to stay somewhat positive.
I saw a lot of things in Vietnam. Some bad. Some worse. But, pastor Robins help set me on track. Make sure I was okay.
Clearly tired, trying to make it seems like shes not, but failing horribly. Annoyed often due to the busy-ness of her job.
Oh, and don't forget, the book report!
So, have you two decided what you want for breakfast?
You know what, Charles, I should've never married you!
Quiet, often keeps to himself. His voice is still going through puberty, even though he's 16.
God, get out of my room, Jason!
So, uh, I flunked the history test. But I can get extra credit.
Mainly the same as Adult Jason, except for older, and expressing more emotion.
Hey, I'm... I’m sorry about the door, I could’ve hit you.
God, I'm not scared. Lead the way.
Pretty much the same as adult Patrick.
Don't talk about her like that. Only I'm allowed to talk about her like that. (Serious)
(Improv if you'd like)
He often has a stutter, or stumbles over his words. He has a typical voice a kid his age, not much different from Jason or the others.
Fun fact, well, not so fun fact, Ted Bundy had a dog named Lassie.
I'm Isaac. Uhrech, to be specific.
Light southern accent, not holding back any punches, he speaks with a very authoritarian presence, making sure to establish he's the one in charge with every word.
Come on you little flamer, I know you’re in here.
I don't even know why I thought a flamer like you would be apart of our group.
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