Eras Monologue from The Love-Tiff

From The Love-Tiff by Molière

male · defiant · 51 sec

I would pierce my breast a hundred times should I ever be so mean as to see you again, after this unworthy treatment. (LUC: Be it so; let us talk no more about it.) Yes, yes; let us talk no more about it; and to make an end here of all unnecessary speeches, and to give you a convincing proof, ungrateful woman, that I forever throw off your chain, I will keep nothing which may remind me of what I must forget. Here is your portrait; it presents to the eye many wonderful and dazzling charms, but underneath them lurk as many monstrous faults; it is a delusion which I restore to you.

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