Jarvis Monologue from The Ghost Breaker: A Melodramatic Farce in Four Acts

From The Ghost Breaker: A Melodramatic Farce in Four Acts by Paul Dickey

male · romantic · 1:02 min

You're trembling--you're frightened--you're cold--your hands are cold! (PRINCESS: Oh, I'm not----) Come over here. You must have been scared to death prowling through the blackness. (PRINCESS: Every nerve of my body is on edge with the happenings of this dreadful place!) Oh, don't cry! Go on, then--cry--cry--cry some more. Just forget you are a Princess and cry, that's it. That's fine. I'll round up this spook tonight for good, and then the vassal's task is done. His fate is in your hands, Highness. What's to become of him? (Love scene.) Don't send me away. I've loved you from the first, and I shall always love you. I'm no Prince or Duke. I know I'm just a plain American citizen, a man--and all the man in me cries out that I love you! Don't send me away.

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