Monologue

Manson Monologue from The Servant in the House

From The Servant in the House by Charles Rann Kennedy

male · contemplative · 1:17 min

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Every morning. You see, I'm prejudiced: I was one myself, once. (BISHOP: You?...) Yes--a long time ago, though: people have forgotten. (BISHOP: But, my dear brother, I am perfectly sure you never told people to go to...) Oh yes, quite frequently: it would shock you to learn the language I really did use. Perhaps, under the circumstances, it might be advisable to drop the subject at this point. BISHOP (emphatically). I most certainly agree with you there! After all, it is a digression from the purpose for which we are here!... Let me see, then: where were we?... Oh yes, I remember-- Although, by the way, it was very ill-advised of you to speak your mind so openly in that man's presence! However... To resume our--how shall I call it?--our--little understanding, eh?

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40s · confusion · identity · power · redemption · betrayal

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