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Paul Edgecomb visits a public defender to investigate the past of John Coffey, a death row inmate he suspects might be innocent. The lawyer uses a chilling and prejudiced analogy about a family dog to explain his belief that even seemingly gentle individuals are capable of sudden, inexplicable violence.
PAUL: Mr. Hammersmith. Your office said I'd find you at home today. I hope I'm not troubling you.
BURT: That depends, Mr.--?
PAUL: Paul Edgecomb. I'm the E Block superintendant at Cold Mountain.
BURT: The Green Mile. I've heard of it. Lost a few clients your way.
PAUL: That's why I'm here. I'd like
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Audition monologue for a public defender in The Green Mile. This tense drama scene explores prejudice through a chilling analogy. Perfect for actors seeking powerful, character-driven material.
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