Dwight is heartbroken over breaking up with the woman he loves in this drama scene taken from the short play, ‘Tomorrow the Sun Will Shine’.

MRS. SAPPHIRE: I am only disappointed, is all.

DWIGHT: And is that supposed to upset me?

MRS. SAPPHIRE: Not in the slightest. I am only stating the facts.

DWIGHT: The facts.

MRS. SAPPHIRE: Oh yes, the facts. For without facts there is only speculation.

DWIGHT: And you know the facts?

MRS. SAPPHIRE: I know all the details of all the facts.

DWIGHT: You do?

MRS. SAPPHIRE: Everything.

DWIGHT: Hmm. (beat) So, I should trust you?

MRS. SAPPHIRE: (laughs)

DWIGHT: Why do you laugh?

MRS. SAPPHIRE: Never trust anyone.

DWIGHT: Not even you?

MRS. SAPPHIRE: Not even yourself.

DWIGHT: Are you trying to get me to bend?

MRS.SAPPHIRE: Bend?

DWIGHT: To your will.

MRS. SAPPHIRE: What good would that do either of us?

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In the one act eplay Tomorrow the Sun Will Shine, Dwight comes home after a breakup with the woman he is in love with and was planning to marry.  He speaks to Mrs. Sapphire, his caretaker, about his circumstances.  1Woman, 1 Man. Drama. Period Drama.

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