Monologue

Paolo Monologue from The Rights of the Soul

From The Rights of the Soul by Giuseppe Giacosa

male · defiant · 55 sec

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It is you who take it badly. You have not said a just word to me. I thought better of you. One would say, to hear you, that this discovery was a disgrace. What has happened new from this discovery? Luciano is dead a month ago, the first grief is passed. If I did continue to ignore everything he would not return to life! He did not arrive to do me the harm he wanted to; so peace be to his soul. There remains the certainty of my wife's love and for this, think as you wish, I rejoice for the best fortune which could befall me.

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30s · determination · love · death · grief · redemption

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