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Enigma
By Floyd Dell - Stage play
Roles
- She - Young Adult (20-35), Adult (36-50), Female
About this piece
She explains to He why she hurt him
Summary
This one act play has only two characters, He and She. Right at the beginning of the play He tells She his desire to end their relationship. In this monologue She explains to He why she acted the way she did with him, hurting him. She felt she was the only one that truly fell in love with the other and was cruel to him in order to shatter his strength and self-confidence. The monologue is intercut with He's dialogue.
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