Monologue

Har Monologue from The Miser

From The Miser by Molière

male · comedic · 1:05 min

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Here, come here, all of you; I must give you orders for by and by, and arrange what each one will have to do. Come nearer, Dame Claude; let us begin with you. ((Looking at her broom.)) Good; you are ready armed, I see. To you I commit the care of cleaning up everywhere; but, above all, be very careful not to rub the furniture too hard, for fear of wearing it out. Besides this, I put the bottles under your care during supper, and if any one of them is missing, or if anything gets broken, you will be responsible for it, and pay it out of your wages. (JAC:. A shrewd punishment that.) (to DAME CLAUDE.) Now you may go.

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The character, Har, is organizing the tasks for his servants, displaying a mix of authority and concern for the upkeep of his possessions during a supper event.

30s · determination · power · responsibility · control · authority

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