Frobisher Monologues

Robert Frobisher writes a final, hopeful letter to his lover Sixsmith after fleeing London. He outlines his ambitious plan to become the amanuensis for a reclusive composer in Belgium to restore his reputation and prove his worth to his father.

Ayrs threatens to destroy Frobisher's reputation and career with a scandal if the young composer attempts to leave his service.

Frobisher reveals his masterpiece to his mentor, Ayrs, leading to a desperate plea for them to abandon their lives and flee together.

Frobisher writes a final, poetic farewell to Sixsmith, reflecting on reincarnation and their love before taking his own life.

Robert Frobisher reflects on his completed masterpiece and his impending suicide, expressing gratitude to his lover Sixsmith for his devotion.