Emile Monologue from There Are Crimes and Crimes

From There Are Crimes and Crimes by August Strindberg

male · defiant · 47 sec

And now I have only to add, seeing as I am in a way my sister's guardian, that, on her behalf as well as my own, I acknowledge you free of all obligations, now when the natural tie between you does not exist any longer. (MAURICE: But you must have a grudge against me?) Must I? I can't see why. On the other hand, I should like to have a declaration from you, here in the presence of your friends, that you don't think either me or my sister capable of such a meanness as to send the police after Mademoiselle Henriette.

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