Sca Monologue from The Impostures of Scapin

From The Impostures of Scapin by Molière

male · defiant · 44 sec

Such dangers never stop me, and I hate those fearful hearts which, by dint of thinking of what may happen, never undertake anything. (ZER:. But we shall want you.) Oh, yes! but I shall soon be with you again. It shall never be said that a man has with impunity put me into a position of betraying myself, and of revealing secrets which it were better should not be known. (GER: Well! Scapin, and how have we succeeded about my son's mischance?) Your son is safe, Sir; but you now run the greatest danger imaginable, and I sincerely wish you were safe in your house.

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