Monologue

Werle Monologue from The Wild Duck

From The Wild Duck by Henrik Ibsen

male · anguished · 41 sec

Well, then I might have saved myself the walk up here. For doubtless it’s no use asking if you’ll come home again. (GREGERS: No.) And I suppose you will not enter the firm either? (GREGERS: No.) Good. But as I intend getting married soon, there will have to be a division of the property. (2) (2) In Norway a widower who marries again is by law compelled to make provisions for his children by his former marriage. GREGERS (hurriedly). No; I do not wish that.

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