Long videos · Monologue shadowing · 1940
The Letter: movie monologues to shadow
6 monologues from The Letter. Original audio, one line at a time, with a pause to say it back.
- 1Full speech: hear it once
- 2Shadow: repeat each line
- 3Blind: listen, then reveal
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- B27 lines
Well, as you know, Robert was spending the night in Singapore.
Leslie's account of the nightThe Letter · 1940Flat details pile up until the visitor's arrival feels like a door opening on its own. - B233 lines
I got up from that chair there...
Leslie replays the shootingThe Letter · 1940She walks the room step by step until the chambers click empty, and the calm is what chills. - B25 lines
If you are not too busy, sir, might I trouble you for a few words in private conversation?
Ong's private requestThe Letter · 1940Courtesies stack up until the case name lands like a card laid face down. - C17 lines
We used to meet each other constantly once or twice a week.
A confession of secret loveThe Letter · 1940She moves from secrecy to self-disgust in calm, mounting sentences that chill the listener. - C16 lines
Then he got up to go, and I knew if he left, I'd never see him again,
The night of the shootingThe Letter · 1940The flat, repeated gunshots make the violence feel mechanical and therefore unbearable. - B28 lines
Of course, we shall miss Singapore.
Bob's plantation pitchThe Letter · 1940He moves from nostalgia to self-assurance, and the last line quietly exposes his vanity.