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Minnie Monologue from Dr. Jonathan

From Dr. Jonathan by Winston Churchill

female · defiant · 1:09 min

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Why would you?--with friends, and everything you want, only to buy it? But since the war come on, I tell you, I ain't kicking, I can go to a movie or the theatre once in a while, and buy nice clothes, and I don't get so tired as I used to. I don't want nothing from anybody, I can take care of myself. It's money that makes you free. (GEORGE: Money!) When I looked into this room this morning and saw you standing here in your uniform, I says to myself, "He's changed." Not that you wasn't kind and good natured and generous, George, but you didn't know. How could you? You'd never had a chance to learn anything! GEORGE (bitterly, yet smiling in spite of himself). That's so!

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30s · determination · freedom · identity · power · self-sufficiency

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