Monologue

Toi Monologue from The Imaginary Invalid

From The Imaginary Invalid by Molière

any · comedic · 1:00 min

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I have nobody to employ for that duty but the old usurer Punchinello, my lover; it will cost me a few honeyed words, which I am most willing to spend for you. To-day it is too late for that, but to-morrow morning early I will send for him, and he will be delighted to come and see you. I will make him understand that you are in need of his services, and I am sure he will be very obliging. He is a man who has a great deal of experience in these matters, and I trust he will be able to help you out of your difficulties. You can count on me to do everything in my power to assist you.

About this piece

The character is discussing their plan to enlist the help of a lover for a task, revealing a playful and strategic approach to their relationship.

30s · anticipation · love · trust · manipulation · desire

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