Monologue

Arthur Monologue from Festival Plays: One-Act Pieces

From Festival Plays: One-Act Pieces by Marguerite Merington

male · inspirational · 1:12 min

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Gramercy, it were pity to deny thee, for thou wilt be a passing good man and fearless knight when thou comest to age! In the name of high errantry, receive now the knighthood accolade! Rise up, Sir Griflet! See to it that ye wear your new honours ever as beseems a chivalrous knight and honest gentleman! And God’s blessing be on ye! Gramercy, there never was no king that had so noble knights and valiant as have I? But this is no matter for deeds of arms! For did I not carry my sword Excalibur, the which is the sharpest and marvelest that was ever in any knight’s hand! It is only by miracle that we can be delivered from the subtle crafts of enchantment, and discover the true rede to the outrageous monster’s quest: What is it that all women most desire?

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child · joy · honor · identity · power · quest

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