Cle Monologue from The Shopkeeper Turned Gentleman

From The Shopkeeper Turned Gentleman by Molière

male · defiant · 48 sec

No; for all you would say in her defence would be lost upon me. (COV: Who dreams of such a thing?) I wish to nurse up my wrath against her, and to break off all intercourse with her. (COV: I am quite willing.) This count who goes to her house has turned her head, no doubt; and rank, I see, dazzles her mind. But I must, for my own honour, prevent her triumphing in her inconstancy. I will do as much as she does towards a change which I plainly see she desires, and I will not let her have all the pleasure of having dismissed me.

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