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Anna Monologue from Ivanoff: A Play

From Ivanoff: A Play by Anton Pavlovich Chekhov

female · defiant · 57 sec

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(Laughing) You can't even repeat the simplest saying without ill-nature. You are a most malicious old man. (Seriously) Seriously, Count you are extremely disagreeable, and very tiresome and painful to live with. You are always grumbling and growling, and everybody to you is a blackguard and a scoundrel. Tell me honestly, Count, have you ever spoken well of any one? (SHABELSKI: Is this an inquisition?) We have lived under this same roof now for five years, and I have never heard you speak kindly of people, or without bitterness and derision. What harm has the world done to you? Is it possible that you consider yourself better than any one else?

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30s · anger · isolation · identity · power · bitterness

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