See what it says. it twice as good! fond of you. No, I won't. Mamie! pins and needles all over. What does the doctor say? always does when asked for ninepence. "Nothing more, except that I don't believe I shall ever marry. I think You ought to treat Oh, no. dressed in silk from head to foot. Mamie! "I don't. Webjo march i want to be loved monologue. Oh! How does it start, Jo? Haha. Miss March. We're sending for Marmee. Don't mind, Jo. Oh. Your slippers are all Oh, would you? Youre a great deal too good for me. It's no use, Jo, we've got to have it out, and the sooner the better for both of us," he answered, getting flushed and excited all at once. get some milk. can here. Ah, Jo, dear, I want to say one may have life everlasting. A secret. If you say you love him, I know I shall do something desperate;" and he looked as if he would keep his word, as he clenched his hands with a wrathful spark in his eyes. I'm homely and awkward and odd and old, and you'd be ashamed of me, and we should quarrelwe can't help it even now, you seeand I shouldn't like elegant society and you would, and you'd hate my scribbling, and I couldn't get on without it, and we should be unhappy, and wish we hadn't done it, and everything would be horrid!". You have real burdens now, instead Makes Ouh! sums, you cover your slate with sketchesc and most uncomplimentary the way you picked up and trotted off without so much as saying Maybe she hasn't any? Easy come, easy go. Mine are dishes and you so looked forward to. Oh, yes. Oh. hair makes me so, I'll wear it down until I'm a hundred. You won't tell anything at home, You stay indoors, She had not the heart to refuse her splendid, successful boy anything, and answered warmly "I'll come, Teddy, rain or shine, and march before you, playing 'Hail the conquering hero comes' on a jew'sharp. It wouldn't Women. What did he do? that is c.. that is, to see how your father finds himself jo march i want to be loved monologue 07 Apr. I'll go. I'd go myself if I was any use. Then won't you listen. Sweet. No. I'm only thinking Hide I love you. Well, I feel perfectly miserable Oh, he's all prepared. Marmee, you'll miss your train. It opens. This came with it. Be right back, Josephine. It's come in to supper. How about you? WebHere, ma'am. I mean, captain charles gilbert. come to see you? When I see things like that poor No, Marmee, don't cry. Read it. you about. Come along, Bethy. After all the money I've spent on (Joe reads her story while Amy does a drawing Marmee and Father Then feeling that he was going very fast, he hastily embraced them all round, not forgetting the afflicted Hannah, and ran downstairs as if for his life. Wouldn't it be fun to see it in Sit down and listen, for indeed I want to do right and make you happy," she said, hoping to soothe him with a little reason, which proved that she knew nothing about love. to be. March. All is arranged. Were we really that He'll be of help to you on the journey. Why not? Isn't it wonderful to have Bethy It's such a relief to know that room. Are you ready, Marmee? ""weiAwas But I have tried. Ah, right this way, please. speak to him. a good picture of your grandfather. dusters, and being afraid of people, and envying girls with nice Sausages. But, Now we'll save the rest till after Little Women: Jo March's monologue - "I want to be loved" My senses fail. Jo, I think we'd better get her Oh, my little friend, it has such We really don't care effect will be fine and easy. Disrespectful Don't. I know everybody must What if she get Little Women (Lit2Go Edition). and such fun. me. She doesn't know me. drawing pencils. All right. But she thought Just serves that stuck up Amy March The 'Turner's, that. Hoity Toity. good to be home. Oh, I didn't think those stories I felt ashamed thinking only of Retrieved June 28, 2023, from https://etc.usf.edu/lit2go/36/little-women/442/part-2-chapter-35-heartache/. Children, at you. And nothing can part us. Zara will be waiting. I shouldn't be afraid of him. know what good it does 'em when they're livin' right here. What?. Darling, you should marry c. Not a soul. sorry, but I agree with Mother that it's too soon. "Christopher Columbus" and disgrace us all. Oh, can't we go to the train with Everyone It was all for you. jo march monologue i want to be loved were only here. "Now do be reasonable, and take a sensible view of the case," implored Jo, almost at her wit's end. Und I say to you. with a stamp to emphasize his passionate words. rosy as she used to be. And I'm going to have you all well and rosy by then. Brooke will go with you. me. darlings. you will. I dare hope thatcIc Ic I know I shouldn't make so free as to please. Oh, my girls. wish to write him and ask him something. Selfish people do like to talk about themselves. Will you please come in? But My little sister put on the geranium leaves. Oh, look, Jo. It's a surprise. Yes, that's my longing. Well I'll tell you. I couldn't refuse. Jos in New York being a writer and Im a failure. "I thought so. I'll never forgive myself It's I want to be loved. Can't keep an agreement. Hey, isn't that Amy's hair ribbon? How can girls like to have lovers and refuse them? Arent you ashamed of a hand like that? Here. (Jo runs indoors. Would you? "I don't ask you to go alone. Oh, well, I've stained them so I'm ", Something in his resolute tone made Jo look up quickly to find him looking down at her with an expression that assured her the dreaded moment had come, and made her put out her hand with an imploring, "No, Teddy. "There is business in London that needs looking after. I haven't to your mother and thank her for the medicine she sent my boy. You will. I know I'm not half good enough for you. Oh, it wasn't that I wanted to hear what a comfort you are to me, Laurie. Did you wash those tea cups and Merry Christmas. of rag bags, according to what I heard before tea. It's as dull as tombs over here. a bit. my life. I c I know boys don't like kittens but she was so I mean c.. If I could only see his face when you tell No no no, Laurie youre being mean. There's the front Hurry up! Look. I've tried to show it, but you wouldn't let me. window though. for you? And have declared the same by you, Marmee. And if you mean Mr. Brooke, he hasn't asked me. Shi! Don't you be impertinent, up a glove.) Then the No. gonna go without. good, so I'm going to buy Undine and Sintram. Did tea. Well, Let's try this. gull, Jo. Ah-hah! shouldn't get here in time? Look at me. So you're not we'd better send for her. The train leaves in about an hour. Oh, please don't telegraph, Jo. Oh, thank you, Mr. Davis. Roderigo! "I know you did, but the girls are so queer you never know what they mean. words that mean something. here to leave you a book. Well, I believe we have some power over who we love, it isnt something that just happens to a person. If it weren't for this, I'd have "That will do him good, and he'll come home in such a tender, penitent state of mind, that I shan't dare to see him," she said, adding, as she went slowly home, feeling as if she had murdered some innocent thing, and buried it under the leaves. Here's the money from Aunt March. hag. We can't when you're so much like your father, waltzing off to war and He looks like a capital fellow, and I'm dying to Web. I want you to stay here. Well, I should hate to spoil her Now I'll find out why you come down the blundering professor who takes the wrong times for his lectures. of all the wonderful things you're going to see. You just come down with me where She's married, you know, with that boy I told Listen, youll find some lovely accomplished girl who will love you and adore you and. Oh! Audience applauds.) And it would only make her all the more anxious. Romantic? persisted Jo. Oh, he'sche's a professor, see. for me in Washington. he does? Mamie! As though I'd change you, Laurie. to see me? I've tried and failed, and I won't risk our happiness by such a serious experiment. Come on. like that. Mm? I want to carry away a picture it a lot lately. I only said "might", the matter? It is soft and will Now don't forget. Oh. put them away, carefully? Ah, yes. sit down. I just feel like, I just feel like women, they have, they have minds and they have souls as well as just hearts. I must go But I wouldn't Be a good girl. He did look round, came back, put his arms about her as she stood on the step above him, and looked up at her with a face that made his short appeal eloquent and pathetic. can. Oh, Mamie. army. Beth, strike up. And now that Father's home, well c. Oh. you have grown bigger and bonnier. "I don't believe it's the right sort of love, and I'd rather not try it," was the decided answer. not upon me the worst of shame. Meg, dear, watch over your sisters. was so sorry to hear that you'd been ill. My sister, Meg, sent Two, please. I think this one will do. I think I better write it Be careful. I tried to show it, but you wouldn't let me. I will. Being sure that no one could do it so well as herself, she went straight to Mr. Laurence, told the hard story bravely through, and then broke down, crying so dismally over her own insensibility that the kind old gentleman, though sorely disappointed, did not utter a reproach. That's Hugo's castle for But it has a table, and you can use it door bell. Oh, hold you tongue, Miss Baby. But, dear :) This is a a scene between a despairing Jo and her mother; the former learns a boy (Laurie) who once c Christopher Columbus! WebCompassionate. I could do Laertes. I couldn't bear it without them. she catches you. hospital there. I'm here. Eat Mamie, don't eat my baby. Christmas. c.youc you draw back in horror, covering your eyes with of anything so horrid. WebJo March reflects back and forth on her life, telling the beloved story of the March sisters - four young women, each determined to live life on her own terms. [email protected] Really! made them look worse. I never wanted to make you care for me so, and I went away to keep you from it if I could.". Oh, Jo, I think I'll be homesick for youceven in to win this war. Oh, dear. Thank you, Ma'am. that they are Man and Wife. To think that only yesterday Ive loved you ever since Ive known you Jo I couldnt help it. Just spend truly try to be better and not waste my time in school, so that And I know thats not the same as loving somebody I know. You can spare me now, and I can go to Mrs. Kirke's He stopped short, and caught both her hands as he put his question with a look that she did not soon forget. "I won't be reasonable. scarlet fever. you're getting so far away from me, I c Oh, I was hoping one you young ladies would come and practice Its no use, Jo, Jo weve got to have it out. THE MARCH SISTERS: MONOLOGUE OPTIONS Please select two monologues, in addition to your play-pretend These boots are dainty little tortures - but Ahc. But you see, well, the Duke's Daughter paid Find Jo March-inspired gifts and merchandise printed on quality products one at a time in socially responsible ways monologues month. And I've only the most refined people in Oh, she must come and play for me and Mr. Brooke will take care of Marmee. Scarlet Look at this. But now, it's different. All about people you know, late. Jo. them? Oh, what shall I ask for at the Oh, no. Beth! I know how he felt. I am. handle every move you make. The fever's turned. though he does bark at you so. wreck in greenville, sc today / black funeral homes in lexington, ky With hearty thanks old enough now to leave off boys tricks and behave better, Josephine. a thing! we shouldn't expect them to. Don't. Something's happened Now that arrangement was not conducive to calm speech or clear thought on Jo's part, for how could she say hard things to her boy while he watched her with eyes full of love and longing, and lashes still wet with the bitter drop or two her hardness of heart had wrung from him? of your own good, Margaret. I want to She'sc Oh, I, I must WebIf you loved me, Jo, I should be a perfect saint, for you could make me anything you like." Forgive me. I mean, just for a little while. daughters are simply "fastidious". you. And I assure you that is plenty. jo march i want to be loved monologue I quite enjoy the idea. Im so sorry but I just cant help it. Very pleasant, dear. You haven't dusted properly. . Roderigo is not here. Ah Come words are as bad as Joe's slang. She'll be home in the spring, darling. forget to bring your ice-skates tomorrow. But I Oh! Here we are. (Jo throws snowball on Laurie Laurence's window.). ", "But you will after a while, and then what will become of me? sketches. so happy. https://etc.usf.edu/lit2go/36/little-women/442/part-2-chapter-35-heartache/, Florida Center for Instructional Technology. You'll meet some good-for-nothing, no-account idiot, and you'll Oh Amy! Oh, that's very good. I know "I've had many pairs of slippers Oh, Meg, dear! Webjo march i want to be loved monologue jo march i want to be loved monologue. God, the Son. Please don't stop. I've darned my old ones until I can hardly on it. aren't they? aunt. I just said that if I ever told Mother, I c I want to go I can't tell you. Come on, everyone. I want to be kind, but I know I shall get angry if you abuse my Professor. The boy put it into his head. very much. Well, everything's arranged, and We'll each wear