Monologue

Vicar Monologue from The Servant in the House

From The Servant in the House by Charles Rann Kennedy

male · defiant · 57 sec

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Didn't it strike you that there are some things in this world which are not to be bought at any price? (AUNTIE: My dear William, bricks and mortar require money: you can't run a society without funds!) Yes, but what of flesh and blood? What of reputation? What of a man's name? (AUNTIE: Whatever do you mean now?) Didn't his proposal practically amount to this: that we should turn my brother Joshua's name and reputation into a bogus Building Society, of which the funds were to be scraped together from all the naked bodies and the starving bellies of the world, whilst we and our thieving co-directors should collar all the swag?

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30s · anger · power · betrayal · reputation · greed

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