Monologue

Clem Monologue from Literature

From Literature by Arthur Schnitzler

male · contemplative · 1:02 min

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Next to them—not with them. And for your sake—merely for your sake, as you know. To do them justice, however, I will admit that many bettered upon closer acquaintance. There were some interesting people among them. You mustn't for a moment believe, dearest, that I hold myself superior to those who happen to be shabbily dressed. That's nothing against them. But there was something in their conduct, in their manners, which was positively revolting. (Marg: It wasn't quite so bad.) Don't take offense, dear. I said there were some interesting people among them. But that a lady should feel at ease in their company, for any length of time, I cannot and do not pretend to understand.

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30s · disgust · class distinction · social judgment · identity · isolation

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