Monologue

Man Monologue from Arms and the Man

From Arms and the Man by George Bernard Shaw

male · anguished · 46 sec

. Sleep, sleep, sleep, sleep, slee— Where am I? That’s what I want to know: where am I? Must keep awake. Nothing keeps me awake except danger—remember that— danger, danger, danger, dan— Where’s danger? Must find it. What am I looking for? Sleep—danger—don’t know. Ah, yes: now I know. All right now. I’m to go to bed, but not to sleep—be sure not to sleep—because of danger. Not to lie down, either, only sit down. Ah!

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