Monologue

Ferrand Monologue from The Pigeon

From The Pigeon by John Galsworthy

45 sec

If you cannot, how is it our fault? The harm we do to others--is it so much? If I am criminal, dangerous--shut me up! I would not pity myself--nevare. But we in whom something moves-- like that flame, Monsieur, that cannot keep still--we others--we are not many--that must have motion in our lives, do not let them make us prisoners, with their theories, because we are not like them--it is life itself they would enclose! I ask your pardon; I am talking. If I could smoke, Monsieur!

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