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  • A Monologue from the play "Approximating Mother" by Kathleen Tolan
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Character Jack????
Gender Male
Age Range(s) Adult (36-50)
Type of monologue / Character is Frustrated, Insecure, Pondering/Pensive
Type Serio-comic
Year 1992
Period 20th Century
Genre Romance, Drama, Comedy
Description Jack reflects on being a father
Location Scene 3

Summary

Fran and Molly are good friends. Molly is married to Jack but their marriage is on the rocks as Jack feels Molly doesn't love him anymore and is using him to have kids. They already have a daughter and she is soon to deliver another baby. This scene comes right after Molly delivers her baby. Jack is in the hospital cafeteria with Fran. He is still shocked by his child's birth and in a scene which is pretty much Jack's monologue, he expresses his doubts, fears and frustrations about being a father and a husband.

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Excerpt
Jack and Fran in the hospital cafeteria, at a table, sipping tea.

JACK: "You know, it isn't so simple, to stand on the outside and watch something so, so primitive, so profound..."

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