Monologue

Bluntschli Monologue from Arms and the Man

From Arms and the Man by George Bernard Shaw

male · contemplative · 37 sec

I don’t know: he hasn’t told me. Better not interfere, dear young lady. No harm will be done: I’ve often acted as sword instructor. He won’t be able to touch me; and I’ll not hurt him. It will save explanations. In the morning I shall be off home; and you’ll never see me or hear of me again. You and he will then make it up and live happily ever after.

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