Monologue

Collins Monologue from Getting Married

From Getting Married by Bernard Shaw

male · melancholic · 56 sec

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Well, what could he do, maam? Three times out of four the men would bring her back the same evening and no harm done. Other times theyd run away from her. What could any man with a heart do but comfort her when she came back crying at the way they dodged her when she threw herself at their heads, pretending they was too noble to accept the sacrifice she was making. George told her again and again that if she'd only stay at home and hold off a bit theyd be at her feet all day long. She got sensible at last and took his advice. George always liked change of company.

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30s · sadness · love · identity · rejection · advice

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