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The Boys - Pregnancy Monologue

from The Boys

Written by Gordon Graham

A young mother reflects on the trauma of a past assault and her profound relief at giving birth to a son rather than a daughter. She expresses deep-seated fears about the inherent dangers and societal pressures faced by women in a violent world.

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WOMAN: Yeah, hah, you know the first thing I said to meself after the birth? I said, thank God it's not a girl. 'Cause I'd been thinkin' you know, about what happened to that girl that night. Thinkin' about all sorts of things blokes might do to my girl if she was pretty, and all the things she'd ha

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CharactersUnnamed Woman
Duration2 min
Age Range18-25
GenderFemale
GenreDrama
PeriodContemporary
Formatmonologue
SourceThe Boys
Tonevulnerable
AccentAustralian
Suitable Fordrama school audition, self tape, general practice
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