Monologue

Pegeen Monologue from The Playboy of the Western World

From The Playboy of the Western World by John Millington Synge

female · dark · 45 sec

coming in again and crossing right.—There was not, but a story filled half a page of the hanging of a man. Ah, that should be a fearful end, young fellow, and it worst of all for a man who destroyed his da, for the like of him would get small mercies, and when it’s dead he is, they’d put him in a narrow grave, with cheap sacking wrapping him round, and pour down quicklime on his head, the way you’d see a woman pouring any frish-frash from a cup.

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