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प्रश्न
Write a short monologue using one of the following ideas. Write down the monologue and present it in the class.
Bushi disguised as a bandit.
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उत्तर
"Who would’ve thought a Bushi—a warrior sworn to protect—would find himself here, in the garb of a bandit? But desperate times call for desperate measures.
This disguise… it feels foreign, heavy, but necessary. These thieves—these dishonorable scoundrels—think they own the roads, terrorizing travelers and taking what doesn’t belong to them. Yet, little do they know, I’m not here to join their ranks. I’m here to end their reign of fear.
The plan is simple, yet dangerous. Blend in, earn their trust, and then… strike. But my heart pounds louder with every moment I wear this mask. Will they see through me? Will they discover the truth before I can act? If they do… well, let’s just say I must rely on more than just my sword.
(Pauses, looking out as if seeing the bandits in the distance.)
There they are, counting their loot, laughing at their latest conquest. But tonight, their laughter will turn to silence. They’ve underestimated the spirit of a Bushi.
(Tightens grip on the sword, looks directly at the audience.)
For justice, for honor… even if I fall tonight, I’ll make sure they remember the day they met a Bushi, disguised as a bandit."
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