Regina Monologue from Ghosts: A Domestic Tragedy in Three Acts

From Ghosts: A Domestic Tragedy in Three Acts by Henrik Ibsen

female · contemplative · 41 sec

Yes, she is. She has just gone upstairs to take the young master his chocolate. (Manders: Tell me--I heard down at the pier that Oswald had come back.) Yes, he came the day before yesterday. We didn't expect him until today. (Manders: Strong and well, I hope?) Yes, thank you, well enough. But dreadfully tired after his journey. He came straight from Paris without a stop--I mean, he came all the way without breaking his journey. I fancy he is having a sleep now, so we must talk a little bit more quietly, if you don't mind.

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