Monologue

Lord Goring Monologue from An Ideal Husband

From An Ideal Husband by Oscar Wilde

male · contemplative · 43 sec

Lady Chiltern, I have sometimes thought that . . . perhaps you are a little hard in some of your views on life. I think that . . . often you don’t make sufficient allowances. In every nature there are elements of weakness, or worse than weakness. Supposing, for instance, that—that any public man, my father, or Lord Merton, or Robert, say, had, years ago, written some foolish letter to some one . . .

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