Monologue

Moranzone Monologue from The Duchess of Padua

From The Duchess of Padua by Oscar Wilde

male · dramatic · 40 sec

I almost knew thine answer ere you gave it. Yet it is strange he should have killed the Duke, Seeing he left me in such different mood. It is most likely when he saw the man, This devil who had sold his father’s life, That passion from their seat within his heart Thrust all his boyish theories of love, And in their place set vengeance; yet I marvel That he escaped not. How was he taken? Tell me.

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