Monologue

De Levis Monologue from Loyalties

From Loyalties by John Galsworthy

male · dramatic · 55 sec

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(Tense too) You gave me that filly to save yourself her keep, and you've been mad about it ever since; you knew from Goole that I had sold her to Kentman and been paid in cash, yet I heard you myself deny that you knew it. You had the next room to me, and you can jump like a cat, as we saw that evening; I found some creepers crushed by a weight on my balcony on that side. When I went to the bath your door was open, and when I came back it was shut. (CANYNGE: That's the first we have heard about the door.) I remembered it afterwards.

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30s · anger · betrayal · deception · trust · power

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