Eden's MonolougeEden’s Monologue: “You’ve Made Me Cold” From The Typewriter by Matthew F. BouchardEden's Monolouge
(Eden kneels to pick up the shattered remains of the glass butterfly that George had smashed to the floor. Papa stands still, though seems apt to fall over at any minute. Something has changed within him, something that can never again be mended. George stands over Eden, either unsympathetic or just unaware of Papa’s shattered being. Papa attempts to help Eden, who motions him to stand back up.) EDEN: No Papa. I can handle this. Please... I can handle this.
(She continues to remove the remaining seemingly
| I am an aspiring playwright and musician, hoping to make a living writing for the theater. I've been working on one show in particular for three years now, and I'm hoping to get some sort of a following with it. The show is The Typewriter, and it's a really exciting and ambitious undertaking that I really want to succeed. I love feedback for the scenes that I am posting, so please feel free to comment! Thank you. |
But not my ex-husband
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Number of acts that reaffirm my faith in humanity: 66
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