Monologue

Cecil Monologue from The Constant Lover

From The Constant Lover by St. John Hankin

male · comedic · 1:02 min

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Aren't they! And such clever beggars. Most birds are fools—like most people. As soon as they're grown up they go and get married, and then the rest of their lives are spent in bringing up herds of children and wondering how on earth to pay their school-bills. Your cuckoo sees the folly of all that. No school-bills for her! No nursing the baby! She just flits from hedgerow to hedgerow flirting with other cuckoos. And when she lays an egg she lays it in some one else's nest, which saves all the trouble of housekeeping. Oh, a wise bird! Evelyn. I don't know that I do like cuckoos so much after all. They sound to me rather selfish.

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20s · joy · freedom · identity · family · selfishness

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