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Keith Darrant Monologue from The First and the Last: A Drama in Three Scenes

From The First and the Last: A Drama in Three Scenes by John Galsworthy

male · sarcastic · 1:11 min

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Exactly. But if I'm to help you, you must do as I say. I must have time to think this out. Have you got money? (LARRY: Very little.) (Grimly) Half-quarter day--yes, your quarter's always spent by then. If you're to get away--never mind, I can manage the money. (LARRY: You're very good, Keith; you've always been very good to me--I don't know why.) (Sardonically) Privilege of A brother. As it happens, I'm thinking of myself and our family. You can't indulge yourself in killing without bringing ruin. My God! I suppose you realise that you've made me an accessory after the fact--me, King's counsel--sworn to the service of the Law, who, in a year or two, will have the trying of cases like yours! By heaven, Larry, you've surpassed yourself!

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30s · anger · family · betrayal · power · law

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