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Monologues for The End of the Day

Authors:
Jon Robin Baitz

Monologue Details
Character Name: Rosamund Brackett Gender: Female Age: Senior Type: Serious Length: 2 minute(s) Time Period(s): Contemporary 1950 -1990 Occurs in: Act- Not Available Scene- Not Available	Rosamund Brackett is the director of a poor medical clinic in Los Angeles. She is a widow in her 60's. She is in the office of a doctor whom she is firing for having a bad attitude. During the monologue she realizes he has an original piece of an artist she adores; "It breaks my heart in two that a despicable little fop like you should possess such a thing". She speaks of her past husband; "I wasn't much of anything before I met my husband and I'm pretty thinned out without him but he was decent." In the end she wonders if wanting to help people is really so silly after all.
Character Name: Helen Gender: Female Age: 31-50 Type: Serious Length: 4 minute(s) Time Period(s): Post-Modern 1990 - present Occurs in: Act- Not Available Scene- Not Available Collected in: The Best Women's Stage Monologues of 1992; Buy it now from Amazon.com Barnes and Nobel.com	Helen demands some answers from her estranged husband.