Monologue

Hawkins Monologue from The Devil's Disciple

From The Devil's Disciple by Bernard Shaw

male · philosophical · 39 sec

“Fourthly and lastly, that he try to live at peace with his mother as far as she will consent to it.” (RICHARD:. Hm! Anything more, Mr. Hawkins?) (solemnly). “Finally I gave and bequeath my soul into my Maker’s hands, humbly asking forgiveness for all my sins and mistakes, and hoping that he will so guide my son that it may not be said that I have done wrong in trusting to him rather than to others in the perplexity of my last hour in this strange place.”

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