Monologue

Maurice Monologue from There Are Crimes and Crimes

From There Are Crimes and Crimes by August Strindberg

male · dark · 1:05 min

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Wait a moment! We have now reached the place for which my thoughts have been heading all the time, though I resisted as long as possible. It's queer that what lies next to one is seen last of all, and what one doesn't WANT to believe cannot be believed--Tell me something: where did you go yesterday morning, after we parted in the Bois? (HENRIETTE: Why?) You went either to Adolphe--which you couldn't do, as he was attending a lesson--or you went to--Marion! (HENRIETTE: Now I am convinced that you are the murderer.) And I, that you are the murderess! You alone had an interest in getting the child out of the way--to get rid of the rock on the road, as you so aptly put it.

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30s · anger · betrayal · murder · jealousy · power

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