Sca Monologue from The Impostures of Scapin

From The Impostures of Scapin by Molière

male · comedic · 55 sec

But what was he to do? He sees a young person who wishes him well; for he inherits it from you that all women love him. He thinks her charming, goes to see her, makes love to her, sighs as lovers sigh, and does the passionate swain. She yields to his pressing visits; he pushes his fortune. But her relations catch him with her, and oblige him to marry her by main force. (SIL:. What a clever cheat!) Would you have him suffer them to murder him? It is still better to be married than to be dead. (ARG: I was not told that the thing had happened in that way.) ((showing.) SILVESTRE). Ask him, if you like; he will tell you the same thing.

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