Monologue

Mahon Monologue from The Playboy of the Western World

From The Playboy of the Western World by John Millington Synge

male · anguished · 43 sec

getting distressed.—It’s maybe out of reason that that man’s himself. There’s none surely will go cheering him. Oh, I’m raving with a madness that would fright the world! There was one time I seen ten scarlet divils letting on they’d cork my spirit in a gallon can; and one time I seen rats as big as badgers sucking the life blood from the butt of my lug; but I never till this day confused that dribbling idiot with a likely man. I’m destroyed surely.

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