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Raina Monologue from Arms and the Man

From Arms and the Man by George Bernard Shaw

female · contemplative · 30 sec

Our ideas of what Sergius would do—our patriotism—our heroic ideals. Oh, what faithless little creatures girls are!—I sometimes used to doubt whether they were anything but dreams. When I buckled on Sergius’s sword he looked so noble: it was treason to think of disillusion or humiliation or failure. And yet—and yet— Promise me you’ll never tell him.

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