Monologue

Vicar Monologue from The Servant in the House

From The Servant in the House by Charles Rann Kennedy

male · defiant · 54 sec

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I have listened to you too long! (AUNTIE: You would always take my counsel before...) All that is done with! I am resolved to be a free man from this hour--free of lies, free of love if needs be, free even of you, free of everything that clogs and hinders me in the work I have to do! I will do my own deed, not yours! AUNTIE (with deadly quietness). If I were not certain of one thing, I could never forgive you for those cruel words: William, this is some madness of sin that has seized you: it is the temptation of the devil!

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30s · determination · freedom · identity · madness · power

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