Monologue

Mrs Wilton Monologue from John Gabriel Borkman

From John Gabriel Borkman by Henrik Ibsen

female · melancholic · 37 sec

I knew very little of my own mother, I am sorry to say. But if I had had a good foster-mother, perhaps I shouldn't have been so-- so naughty, as people say I am. Well, then we stop peaceably at home like a good boy, and drink tea with mamma and auntie! Good-bye, good-bye Mrs. Borkman! Good-bye Miss Rentheim. [The ladies bow silently. She goes toward the door.

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