Disabled Monologue

Disabled soliloquy Setting Fruit Man walks to the center of the stage Fruit ManI remember the day he unexpended and the day he returned. Crowds cheered him off but only a few gratifyingd him home. The fact was that nobody had c atomic number 18d exuberant to go out of their way to see the negative aspects of the war they once had encouraged. I saw them return, superstar by one, leaving the ships, almost all of them broken in a way, physically or mentally. They be thanks, so I gave them fruits, an action that would mean little when they left, but means the world to them now.This spend, I was in that location as he went and came, and I have seen everything. Today, unlike a year ago, no big welcome home for them. They were non welcomed home as they had expected they would be. Thousands came to send them off and cheer them on. Soldiers happily border district down the streets, waving to cheering crowds, accepting flowers from pretty girls. Some cheeky soldiers may even err a ki ss here and there. It was so joyous, proud and honourable. Everything was rosy and good. Everyone thought it would be a little war and a happy one and of course we will win.No one gave a thought nearly anyone getting hurt or killed. He had once been so young and virile. Now he is crippled, unattractive. He had been foolish when he was young the media persuaded him that the war was glorious, fun and glamorous. It was cool wearing an army uniform and carrying a rifle. It was exciting, an adventure and maybe returning a hero with a medal. AAH, the pretty girls and the kisses, the good things to come. The young soldier isnt thinking about getting hurt or killed. Then, the reality It is wrong that society does non appreciate the hardships and sacrifices that were made on their behalf.Almost none of the soldiers belong was grand, glorious or fun. Their work was necessary. Most of this work goes against what we cherish in our society. We were taught that life is valuable and violence i s bad. This war, a war nobody wants. He was such a handsome man, a ladies man before he joined the army. Now, broken, haggard and honest-to-goodness than his real age. No women will look twice at him. They much prefer healthy ones. Heroes are strong and big. Heroes do not get injured. Girls do not want to be with cripples. How he moldiness hate this.He used to get so much attention from the girls. What a hopeless life. He does not want pity or disgust. He wants admiration and have it away. Memories can be so cruel. It is quite demoralise to see that he will be sent to an army hospital. I am sure experiments later experiments will be done trying to fix him until they decide that they are nothing they can do for him. He will be discharged and live alone on government handouts. What a stark life lies ahead. He will be alone, helpless and he will never experience the love of a woman or have a family. The poor man, how much he has LOST.