Film
duologue
Drama
2 Characters

The Confession in the Bathtub

from Sorry, Baby

Written by Eva Victor

Sorry, Baby

Agnes recounts a traumatic sexual encounter to her friend Lydie while sitting in a bathtub. As Agnes processes the details of the evening, both women realize the gravity of the assault that occurred, ending in a moment of somber support.

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AGNES: And then we started kissing and I thought, we’re kissing, I was thinking we’re kissing the whole time, like in the bad way, where you aren’t having a good time and it’s just like, someone’s mouth.

LYDIE: Mhm.

AGNES: And then I said I don’t think I’m really ready to be kissing, I just got out

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CharactersAgnes, Lydie
Duration4-5 minutes
Age Range20s-30s
GenderFemale & Female
GenreDrama
PeriodContemporary
Formatduologue
SourceSorry, Baby
ToneVulnerable, intimate, supportive, raw
Suitable Fordrama school audition, self tape, general practice
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