Monologue

Ann Monologue from Man and Superman: A Comedy and a Philosophy

From Man and Superman: A Comedy and a Philosophy by Bernard Shaw

female · dramatic · 40 sec

Jack (he turns with a start): are you glad that you are my guardian? You don't mind being made responsible for me, I hope. (TANNER: The latest addition to your collection of scapegoats, eh?) Oh, that stupid old joke of yours about me! Do please drop it. Why do you say things that you know must pain me? I do my best to please you, Jack: I suppose I may tell you so now that you are my guardian. You will make me so unhappy if you refuse to be friends with me.

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