Question

Based on the information you have been given, plus any additional research you may need to do, write a monologue

from the perspective of one of the

The Olympic athlete


You must give your character a name and a conflict or some reason he or she needs to speak Your monologue must
demonstrate knowledge of the topic while writing in a character specific voice. You may need to refer to the earlier
Ancient Greece power point as well as look up additional information on line. Your monologue should be one page
long, interesting to read and use correct grammar and spelling. Attached is a handout you may refer to as well as a
rubric for your monologue.

Can someone help me I can’t figure out how to do this. Oven had so many people explain it to me but it’s a struggle

Answer 1

Maybe write from the perspective of a woman who is angry because she does so much work but still has no power or right to vote. She could've gotten into an argument with her partner and feels unheard and unappreciated. The monologue could start right after this argument so that you have a "moment before," which really helps when making the writing interesting.

Step-by-step explanation:

Best of luck this looks hard