“Just A Crack” (drama) 1-2 Minutes
March 26, 2007 by Joseph Arnone
Filed under 1 Minute Monologues, 2 Minute Monologues, Female Monologues - Drama, MB Library
Monologue Description: “Just A Crack” is about a woman who wants complete happiness in her relationship but feels that her boyfriend may not be the right fit.
Character Description: Regina talks to her boyfriend of four years about changing who he is in order to save their relationship from ending. This is Reginas last attempt at making her and her boyfriend work.
REGINA:
What do you think, your shit doesn’t stink? (beat) Answer me…You think your Mr. High and Mighty and you aren’t. You know what you are? I’ll tell you. You are an insecure person. You have issues. You contradict yourself constantly. What’s sad about you, is that you can be the coolest person ever. You have potential to be so wonderful but instead you get stuck on your weird way of thinking.
No, let me speak. I listened to you, now you are going to hear what I have to say. You’re controlling. You’re a mind manipulator. You are great at turning things around and making yourself look right. You know how to play the victim. You have a terrible temper. You think who you are, you think, you think no one is more dominant than you are. All those things don’t make you a real well rounded individual.
Get into a hobby or something. Find happiness. I think you are the way you are because of how you were raised by your parents. I also think you are too closed minded. If you would just open yourself up a little, just a crack, you may find out so much about yourself. I guarantee you will be able to resovle whatever demons live in you and you will begin to be a happier person. Happy for real, not the show you put on, but the realness of what it means to be happy. Shhh, listen, please. Either you start making changes or you go to therapy or I will simply leave you. I cannot be with someone who will not work on who they are. If you don’t, it will kill us.
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I love the first two verses, but then it kind of falls flat. I would maybe move up the third and fourth verses, so that you work up into a stronger conflict. Powerful second verse! Just rework the words around so that the stakes are high at the end. Otherwise excellent excellent job! If you decide to rewrite it, please send me a copy, I would really like to read it again. Thanks!