Monologue

Cecil Monologue from A Comedy of Youth

From A Comedy of Youth by St. John Hankin

male · comedic · 40 sec

Of course I don't want to be married. Nobody does unless he's perfectly idiotic. One wants to be in love. Being in love's splendid. And I dare say being engaged isn't bad—though I've had no experience of that so far. But being married must be simply hateful. Evelyn. Nonsense! How can it be hateful to be married if it's splendid to be in love?

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