Monologue

Leander Monologue from The Blunderer

From The Blunderer by Molière

male · sarcastic · 52 sec

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He himself has told me the whole affair; but, what is more, I have discovered that all this pretty rigmarole about Celia being carried off by gypsies, and having a great nobleman for her father, who is setting out from Spain to come hither, is nothing but a mere stratagem, a merry trick, a made-up story, a tale raised by Lelio to prevent my buying Celia. (MASC: Here is roguery for you!) And yet this ridiculous story has produced such an impression on Trufaldin, and he has swallowed the bait of this shallow device so greedily, that he will not allow himself to be undeceived.

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30s · anger · deception · betrayal · power · identity

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