Monologue

Gunnar Monologue from The Outlaw

From The Outlaw by August Strindberg

male · anguished · 1:02 min

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You saw my ship--you knew my song, and you would have barred the door against me! What am I to understand, Gunlöd? GUNLÖD. Oh, ask me nothing! I am so unquiet of spirit but sit and let me talk to you. GUNNAR (Sits). You are silent. GUNLÖD. You are silent, too. GUNNAR (Pulls her to his side). Gunlöd, Gunlöd--has the snow fallen so heavily that memories have been chilled even the mountains here burst forth with fire--and you are cold as a snow wind--but speak--speak! Why are you here in Iceland--and what has happened? GUNLÖD. Terrible things--and more may follow if you stay here longer.-- (Springs up). Go, before my father comes.

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30s · longing · isolation · family · fear · identity

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