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Redemption and two other plays
Leo Tolstoy
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Lisa (R. of table). Victor!
Karénin (reading). Must be removed? "By the time this letter reaches you, I shall no longer exist. All I ask you is to be happy, and whenever you think of me, think tender thoughts. God bless you both. Good-bye. FÉDYA."
Lisa. He's killed himself!
Karénin (going hurriedly up stage L. and calls of). My secretary! Call back my secretary!
Lisa. Fédya! Fédya, darling!
Karénin. Lisa!
Lisa. It's not true! It's not true that I've stopped loving him! He's the only man in all the world I love! And now I've killed him! I've killed him as surely as if I'd murdered him with my own two hands!
Karénin. Li. . . Read More
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Community Reviews
The first two plays in this set are primarily morality plays, similar to the 15th century plays in that they have a point to prove and go about it in a moderately entertaining fashion. The characters are fairly well formed, though not particularly lively or memorable. But they serve their purpose, g