Malise Monologue from The Fugitive: A Play in Four Acts

From The Fugitive: A Play in Four Acts by John Galsworthy

male · philosophical · 45 sec

Very likely--the first birds do. But if she drops half-way it's better than if she'd never flown. Your sister, sir, is trying the wings of her spirit, out of the old slave market. For women as for men, there's more than one kind of dishonour, Captain Huntingdon, and worse things than being dead, as you may know in your profession. (HUNTINGDON: Admitted--but----) We each have our own views as to what they are. But they all come to--death of our spirits, for the sake of our carcases. Anything more?

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