Mrs Sorby Monologue from The Wild Duck

From The Wild Duck by Henrik Ibsen

female · contemplative · 50 sec

Yes, Gina, but I believe it is wisest to arrange matters as I have done. And Werle, too, has concealed nothing of what concerns himself from me. Indeed, it was _that_ which chiefly brought us together. Now he can sit and talk to me as frankly as a child. He has never been able to do that all his life. He, the strong man, full of life, heard nothing all through his youth and all through the best years of his life but sermons. And many a time the sermons were about merely imaginary offenses--as I’ve heard say.

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