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Monologues for American Buffalo

Authors:
David  Mamet

Monologue Details

Character Name: Teach Gender: Male Age: 31-50 Type: Comedic Length: 2 minute(s) Time Period(s): Contemporary 1950 -1990 Occurs in: Act- Not Available Scene- Not Available

The scene takes place in a junk shop. Teach is just an ordinary guy and in this monologue he complains to a friend about the way Ruthie treated him after she recently beat him at cards. He then launches into a tirade about how he's very generous with people, buying them a cup of coffee or a sweet roll as it comes up, but that what goes around does not come around and he's sick of people treating him poorly. (Harsh profanity.)