Monologue

Over Monologue from Bartholomew Fair

From Bartholomew Fair by Ben Jonson

male · contemplative · 59 sec

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Look you, there it is, and I deliver it as my deed again. (QUAR: Let us now proceed in madness.) Well, my conscience is much eased; I have done my part, though it doth him no good; yet Adam hath offered satisfaction. The sting is removed from hence! Poor man, he is much altered with his affliction, it has brought him low. Now for my other work, reducing the young man, I have followed so long in love, from the brink of his bane to the centre of safety. Here, or in some such-like vain place, I shall be sure to find him. I will wait the good time. [ (Exit.)

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The character reflects on his efforts to help a troubled man while preparing to assist a young man he loves, indicating a sense of responsibility and hope amidst the challenges.

30s · determination · redemption · love · affliction · safety

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