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Morten Kiil Monologue from An Enemy of the People

From An Enemy of the People by Henrik Ibsen

male · defiant · 39 sec

Yes, the whole of the money is invested in the Baths now. And now I just want to see whether you are quite stark, staring mad, Thomas! If you still make out that these animals and other nasty things of that sort come from my tannery, it will be exactly as if you were to flay broad strips of skin from Katherine's body, and Petra's, and the boys'; and no decent man would do that—unless he were mad.

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