Monologue

Hermann Monologue from The Robbers

From The Robbers by Friedrich Schiller

male · dark · 54 sec

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That, I suppose, will be, "Long live our new baron, Francis von Moor!" FRANCIS (patting his cheeks). How cunning you are! By this means, you see, we attain all our aims at once and quickly. Amelia relinquishes all hope of him,--the old man reproaches himself for the death of his son, and--he sickens--a tottering edifice needs no earthquake to bring it down--he will not survive the intelligence--then am I his only son, --Amelia loses every support, and becomes the plaything of my will, and you may easily guess--in short, all will go as we wish--but you must not flinch from your word.

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20s · anticipation · power · betrayal · ambition · family

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