Vicar Monologue from The Servant in the House

From The Servant in the House by Charles Rann Kennedy

male · anguished · 1:00 min

Supposing that wretched man you spoke with just now were right, after all! What would you say? (MARY: Uncle!...) Supposing he were one upon whom a11 the curses of the world had been most cruelly visited--his poor body scarred and graven out of human semblance; his soul the prey of hate and bitterness; his immortal spirit tortured and twisted away from every memory of God! What would you say? (MARY: Uncle, it would be terrible--terrible!) What will you say, then, to the man who has brought him to such ruin? What will you say to that man being God's priest? What word of loathing have you for the thief who has stolen the love of another man's child, for the murderer who has slain his brother's soul?

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