Roads and Trenches

Drama monologue from “Roads and Trenches”, Ron asks for a special request from Dave and Sydney, after their engagement.

RON: My request. (he stands) Now, I know Dave, you already gave Sydney her engagement ring and all, and it’s pretty, but I have something – a favor – a meaningful favor to ask the both of you. You see, I have something that I’ve had on me since before the war – something I wanted to give to Sydney, before I was stationed, but thought it a bad omen if I did. I’m superstitious and didn’t want to bring about any bad luck on us at the time of our romance, but…anyway… (he holds up a ring box) this ring was to be the ring I was going to propose to Sydney with, back before; back when things were what they could have been..the only thing that sparkles with any truth nowadays is this ring, and in order for me to live out each rotten day of my future, in some screwed up psychological way, I believe I can make it through if you Dave were to give Sydney this ring and you Sydney were to wear it on your wedding day. I know my request might be—it would make me feel alive, and after all, I don’t think it’s too much to ask from either of you, is it?

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Roads and Trenches by Joseph ArnoneIn the one-act eplay, “Roads and Trenches” Ron shows up unexpectedly at Dave and Sydney’s place in order to make up for his negative reaction to their engagement announcement the night before.  1 Woman, 2 Men.  Drama.

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