Monologue

Maria (Masha) Sergeyevna Kulygin Monologue from Three Sisters

From Three Sisters by Anton Chekhov

female · dramatic · 2:03 min

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My dear sisters, I want to confess something. I want to bare my soul. I want to confess something to you, and then I never want to say another word about it ever again. I want to tell you everything right now. It’s my secret, but you should know it anyway… I can’t keep it to myself anymore.. I’m in love, I’m in love… I love that man, the one you saw just now… Well, that’s it: I love Vershinin. What can I do! At first I thought he was strange, then I started feeling sorry for him; in love with his voice, with the things he says, with all his problems, with ihis two little girls… Oh, Olga, you’re the silly one. I’m in love! It’s fate, I guess—I mean it’s just my luck. And he loves me… It’s all so funny. Don’t you think so? Doesn’t it strike you funny? Oh, my darling, we’ll get through life somehow, no matter what happens to us…. When you read about these things in books, it all seems terribly silly and predictable, but when you fall in love yourself, you realize nobody knows anything about it, everyone has to figure it out for herself. My dear sisters, there. I’ve told you. Now I will never say another word about it. The rest is silence.

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The Russian countryside, early 1900s

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