Monologue

Amy Monologue from Alice Sit-By-The-Fire

From Alice Sit-By-The-Fire by J. M. (James Matthew) Barrie

female · dramatic · 1:01 min

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‘I don’t mean her--I mean her--’ He decides that she is a little crazy. STEVE, soothingly, ‘Come now, we won’t go into that again. It was just a mistake; and now that it is all settled and done with, I’ll tell you what we shall do. You will let me get you a cab--’ She shakes her head. ‘I promise not to listen to the address; and after you have had a good night you--you will see things differently.’ AMY, ashamed of her momentary weakness, and deciding not to enter it in the diary, ‘You are very clever, Mr. Stephen Rollo, but I don’t leave this house without the letters.’ STEVE, groaning, ‘Are they your letters?’

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20s · determination · identity · power · betrayal · freedom

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