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An Ideal Husband Duologue: Mrs Cheveley & Sir Robert Chiltern (2)
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SIR ROBERT CHLITERN, an MP at the House of Commons is holding a dinner party at his Grosvenor Square home. MRS CHEVELEY has been invited by another guest, and takes this opportunity to talk to SIR ROBERT about a business transaction of hers in which he can be of use. In this scene she sets out her devious plan to blackmail him in no uncertain terms
An Ideal Husband
By Oscar Wilde
Adapted by scriptsandsketches.com
Duologue:Â Characters: SIR ROBERT CHILTERN, MRS CHEVELEY
SIR ROBERT CHILTERN: Are you going to any of our country houses before you leave England, Mrs Cheveley?
MRS CHEVELEY: Oh, no! I can’t stand your English house-parties. In England people actually try to be brilliant at breakfast. That is so dreadful of them! Only dull people are brilliant at breakfast. And then the family skeleton is always reading family prayers. My stay in England really depends on you, Sir Robert. (Sits down on the sofa.)
SIR ROBERTÂ CHILTERN: (Taking a seat beside her). Seriously?
MRS CHEVELEY: Quite seriously. I want to talk to you about a great political and financial scheme, about this Argentine Canal Company, in fact.
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