Monologue

The American Monologue from The Little Man: A Farcical Morality in Three Scenes

From The Little Man: A Farcical Morality in Three Scenes by John Galsworthy

male · comedic · 55 sec

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You are right, ma'am. I opine there's a draught out there. This baby is precious. We've all of us got stock in this baby in a manner of speaking. This is a little bit of universal brotherhood. Is it a woman baby? (LITTLE MAN: I--I can only see the top of its head.) You can't always tell from that. It looks kind of over-wrapped up. Maybe it had better be unbound. (GERMAN: 'Nein, nein, nein'!) I think you are very likely right, colonel. It might be a pity to unbind that baby. I guess the lady should be consulted in this matter.

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30s · trust · family · identity · universal brotherhood

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