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Sca Monologue from The Impostures of Scapin

From The Impostures of Scapin by Molière

male · defiant · 1:36 min

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That will do. Now, fancy that I am your father, just arrived; answer me boldly as if it were he himself.--"What! you scoundrel, you good-for-nothing fellow, you infamous rascal, unworthy son of such a father as I, dare you appear before me after what you have done, and after the infamous trick you have played me during my absence? Is this, you rascal, the reward of all my care? Is this the fruit of all my devotion? Is this the respect due to me? Is this the respect you retain for me?"--Now then, now then.--"You are insolent enough, scoundrel, to go and engage yourself without the consent of your father, and contract a clandestine marriage! Answer me, you villain! Answer me. Let me hear your fine reasons"....--Why, the deuce, you seem quite lost. (OCT: It is because I imagine I hear my father speaking.) Why, yes; and it is for this reason that you must try not to look like an idiot. (OCT: I will be more resolute, and will answer more firmly.) Quite sure?

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20s · anger · family · betrayal · power · identity

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