Monologue

Peter Stockmann Monologue from An Enemy of the People

From An Enemy of the People by Henrik Ibsen

male · dramatic · 40 sec

And all this at this juncture—just as the Baths are beginning to be known. There are other towns in the neighbourhood with qualifications to attract visitors for bathing purposes. Don't you suppose they would immediately strain every nerve to divert the entire stream of strangers to themselves? Unquestionably they would; and then where should we be? We should probably have to abandon the whole thing, which has cost us so much money-and then you would have ruined your native town.

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