Monologue

Nora Monologue from John Bull's Other Island

From John Bull's Other Island by Bernard Shaw

female · melancholic · 40 sec

It was only that I'd never known anybody else that I could care for; and I was foolish enough once to think that Larry-- BROADBENT (disposing of the idea at once). Larry! Oh, that wouldn't have done at all, not at all. You don't know Larry as I do, my dear. He has absolutely no capacity for enjoyment: he couldn't make any woman happy. He's as clever as be-blowed; but life's too earthly for him: he doesn't really care for anything or anybody.

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