Monologue

Julia Monologue from The Philanderer

From The Philanderer by Bernard Shaw

female · defiant · 1:02 min

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Is it, indeed, too bad? What are you doing up here with that woman? You scoundrel! But now listen to me; Leonard: you have driven me to desperation; and I don't care what I do, or who hears me. I'll not bear it. She shall not have my place with you-- (CHARTERIS: Sh-sh!) No, no: I don't care: I will expose her true character before everybody. You belong to me: you have no right to be here; and she knows it. (CHARTERIS: I think you had better let me take you home, Julia.) I will not. I am not going home: I am going to stay here--here--until I have made you give her up.

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20s · anger · betrayal · jealousy · power · determination

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