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George Monologue from Dr. Jonathan

From Dr. Jonathan by Winston Churchill

male · anguished · 59 sec

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Well, I don't feel wise. And seeing you again this morning brought it all back to me. (MINNIE: You were only fooling.) I began that way,--I'll own up. But I told you I'd never met a girl like you, you're full of pep--courage--something I can't describe. I was crazy about you,--that's straight,--but I didn't realize it until you ran off, and then I went after you,--but it was no good! I don't claim to have been square with you, and I've been thinking--well, that I'm responsible. (MINNIE: Responsible for what?) Well-for your throwing yourself away down there at Newcastle. You're too good. MINNIE (with heat). Throwing myself away?

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20s · sadness · love · responsibility · regret · identity

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