Monologue

Sergius Monologue from Arms and the Man

From Arms and the Man by George Bernard Shaw

male · defiant · 40 sec

. It means that you love me, and that I have had you here in my arms, and will perhaps have you there again. Whether that is an insult I neither know nor care: take it as you please. But I will not be a coward and a trifler. If I choose to love you, I dare marry you, in spite of all Bulgaria. If these hands ever touch you again, they shall touch my affianced bride.

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