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Robin Starveling Monologue
Quince:Robin Starveling, the tailor
Starveling: Here, Peter Quince.
Quince: Robin Starveling you will play Thisbe’s mother. Tom Snout, the tinker.
Snout: Here, Peter Quince
Quince:You are Pyramus’ father. Snug, the joiner. You will be the lion.
Snug: Do you have lion’s part written? Could you please give it to me, I am a slow learn.
Quince: You can just improvise, it is nothing but roaring.
Bottom: I will play the lion part too. I will roar the best, and everyone will fall in love. The duke will say ‘Let him roar again!’
Quince: You should roar terribly or you will scare the duchess, and the ladies.
All: They will have everyone executed.
Bottom:If you should scare the ladies, they would have no choice than to execute us. I will use a soft
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