Monologue

Louise Monologue

From Louise by J. H. Speenhoff

female · defiant · 1:18 min

I suspect you are the gentleman with the pretty touch about my shoulders. Well, sit down. Is he gone? Are you gone? Van Elst. I am still here. This is positively the last time I'll ask you to listen to me. I assure you, my patience is nearly exhausted. Your father and mother, your family have asked me to bring the following to your notice. Your present conduct has caused a great scandal. You've left your family for a man who is too far above you socially ever to make you his wife. Consequently, you have become his mistress. Louise. Eh? Van Elst. I'm not through yet. Your father and mother have requested me to ask you to come back home. They await you with open arms. Louise. Don't be silly. Sit down. Van Elst. Oh, it's useless.

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