Diane Monologue from For All Time

From For All Time by Rita Wellman

female · defiant · 54 sec

But all the time I was urging him to go. We three women fought for mastery. But you see who won! I did! When he came to me at nights—in the country—to my little house where we had been so happy, there, there, in the very room where we were nearest, then I persuaded him. With my kisses, Nanette, with my arms, with all the power I had over him—then was when I thrust him away. Could I love Maurice and see him stay behind? Could I really want him to save his body for me when thousands were giving theirs for France?

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