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Jinny Monologue from The girl with the green eyes

From The girl with the green eyes by Clyde Fitch

female · anguished · 56 sec

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(Hesitatingly, she turns and faces her mother.) No--but the last time Jack was harder to bring around than before, and he looked at me for fully five minutes without a particle of love in his eyes, and they were almost-- dead eyes! (MRS. TILLMAN: What was it all about?) Ruth Chester, principally. (MRS. TILLMAN: Why Ruth?) Well, the first real scene I made was in Rome in the Vatican. I was jealous of her; I can't explain it all to you--as a matter of fact, it hasn't been all explained to me! Something was troubling Ruth that Jack knew, and he said he'd help her.

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20s · confusion · jealousy · family · identity · betrayal

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