Monologue

Cle Monologue from The Miser

From The Miser by Molière

any · romantic · 1:06 min

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A young girl who has lately come to live in our neighbourhood, and who seems made to inspire love in all those who behold her. Nature, my dear sister, has made nothing more lovely; and I felt another man the moment I saw her. Her name is Marianne, and she lives with a good, kind mother, who is almost always ill, and for whom the dear girl shows the greatest affection. She waits upon her, pities and comforts her with a tenderness that would touch you to the very soul. Whatever she undertakes is done in the most charming way; and in all her actions shine a wonderful grace, a most winning gentleness, an adorable modesty, a ... ah! my sister, how I wish you had but seen her.

About this piece

The character expresses deep admiration and longing for a young girl in the neighborhood, highlighting her beauty and kindness while reflecting on the emotional impact she has on those around her.

teens · longing · love · family · affection · youth

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