Monologue

Cle Monologue from The Miser

From The Miser by Molière

female · dramatic · 1:01 min

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All that is very well made up. (FRO: Leave it to me; I just remember one of my friends who will do beautifully.) Depend on my gratitude, Frosine, if you succeed. But, dear Marianne, let us begin, I beg of you, by gaining over your mother; it would be a great deal accomplished if this marriage were once broken off. Make use, I beseech you, of all the power that her tenderness for you gives you over her. Display without hesitation those eloquent graces, those all-powerful charms, with which Heaven has endowed your eyes and lips; forget not, I beseech you, those sweet persuasions, those tender entreaties, those loving caresses to which, I feel, nothing could be refused.

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Cle is urging Marianne to persuade her mother to break off a marriage, showcasing her reliance on Marianne's charms and influence.

20s · anticipation · love · family · power · marriage

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