Monologue

Secutor Monologue from Androcles and the Lion

From Androcles and the Lion by George Bernard Shaw

male · defiant · 33 sec

Ha, the Emperor. Now we shall see. Caesar: I ask you whether it is fair for the Retiarius, instead of making a fair throw of his net at me, to swish it along the ground and throw the dust in my eyes, and then catch me when I’m blinded. If the vestals had not turned up their thumbs I should have been a dead man.

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