Jack Monologue from The convolvulus: a comedy in three acts

From The convolvulus: a comedy in three acts by Allen Norton

male · dramatic · 1:00 min

Her name's the same as Kathryn's, of course. I only ask you to leave the whole family alone hereafter. They did not even know you existed until this afternoon. You were a creation of my fancy and had form, color and expression. And now you have ruined it all. All, father, because you will not wear your glasses. (HARGRAVE: I don't know Kathryn's name. She never told me and I never asked.) Kathryn's name is Kathryn Gibbs, her aunt's name is Gloria Gibbs, and her mother's name is Jane Gibbs. Jane's a jewel, Gloria's an idiot, and Kathryn's mine. Have you learned all that you want now, or must I tell you more? HARGRAVE (in a most melancholy voice). Jack, this is terrible. I had never expected that. Jane Gibbs!

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