Monologue

Mich Monologue from Vera

From Vera by Oscar Wilde

male · defiant · 1:09 min

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Liar! I was on your track. You left here an hour after midnight. Wrapped in a large cloak, you crossed the river in a boat a mile below the second bridge, and gave the ferryman a gold piece, you, the poor student of medicine! You doubled back twice, and hid in an archway so long that I had almost made up my mind to stab you at once, only that I am fond of hunting. So! you thought that you had baffled all pursuit, did you? Fool! I am a bloodhound that never loses the scent. I followed you from street to street. At last I saw you pass swiftly across the Place St. Isaac, whisper to the guards the secret password, enter the palace by a private door with your own key.

About this piece

Mich confronts another character with intense accusations, revealing his relentless pursuit and determination to uncover the truth behind their actions.

20s · anger · betrayal · revenge · power · identity

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