Movie name: goodfellas

 character: Henry Hill

monologe text: As far back as I can remember, I always wanted to be a gangster. Being a gangster was better than being President of the United States. It meant respect, money, power — everything you could ever want. I was part of something bigger, a brotherhood where rules were made and broken in the same breath. You didn’t wait in line. You didn’t ask permission. You took what you wanted. But the thing about that life — you never see the end coming. One minute, you’re on top, untouchable. The next, you’re a rat, running for your life. That’s the price of being a Goodfella.

Analysis:
In this monologue, Henry Hill talks about how he always wanted to be a gangster. To him, being a gangster was better than being the President because it meant respect, money, and power. He describes the freedom and excitement of the gangster life, where there are no rules and you take what you want. However, he also reveals the dark side of this life — betrayal, danger, and fear. In the end, Henry realizes that being a gangster comes with a heavy price, as it leads to isolation and the constant threat of losing everything.

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