Monologue

Ethel Granger-Simpson Monologue from The Man from Home

From The Man from Home by Booth Tarkington

female · anguished · 50 sec

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I am bound to Almeric in his misfortune, I am bound to him by his misfortune. (She goes on with a sorrowful eagerness.) He has to bear a name that will be a by-word of disgrace, and it is my duty to help him bear it, to help him make it honorable again; to inspire him in the struggle that lies before him to rise above it by his own efforts, to make a career for himself; to make the world forget the disgrace of his father in his own triumphs--in the product of his own work-- PIKE (aghast). Work!

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20s · determination · honor · redemption · family · ambition

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