Monologue

End Of Act Ii Monologue from The Duchess of Padua

From The Duchess of Padua by Oscar Wilde

any · dark · 38 sec

* * * * * A large corridor in the Ducal Palace: a window looks out on a view of Padua by moonlight: a staircase leads up to a door with a portière of crimson velvet, with the Duke’s arms embroidered in gold on it: on the lowest step of the staircase a figure draped in black is sitting: the hall is lit by an iron cresset filled with burning tow: thunder and lightning outside: the time is night.

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