Monologue

Gustav Monologue from The Creditor

From The Creditor by August Strindberg

male · contemplative · 56 sec

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You can't save your own life? But tell me, as you've taken me into your confidence so far, haven't you any other wound that hurts you?—some other secret trouble in this multifarious life of ours, with all its numerous opportunities for jars and complications? There is usually more than one motif which is responsible for a discord. Haven't you got a skeleton in the cupboard, old chap, which you hide even from yourself? You told me a minute ago you'd given your child to people to look after. Why didn't you keep it with you? Adolf. It was my wife's wish to have it nursed outside the house.

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30s · sadness · family · loss · secrets · identity

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