Don't tell me you've never seen a knife. Knife. That's a knife. Use
it to cut things. Cut things. (Mimes) Like - ham. If we had some ham. Or
bacon, or sump'm. I can't believe you don't -. (Looks around for help.
There is none.) Or butter. If we had some butter, you could use it to
spread it on - . You don't really need it. No, you don't need it.
(Demonstrating.) Put it down.
Bad Uh - . (Charlie now holds a spoon.) Yeah, now that's your spoon.
Use that to put sugar in your coffee, if you had some sugar, here. And
you had some coffee - shoot. I don't really know why we got all these
things. But your fork - man, I wish somebody else'd help you with this,
'cause I don't know anything, but - I think that your fork - your fork'd
be the main thing you'd use. 'Cause you got your eggs, and you got your
grits. Y'see? Eat 'em with a fork, just like we been doin'. Can - you -
say - 'fork'? 'Faw-werk'? 'Faw-werk.'
Two parts. 'Faw-werk.' . . . Right. Put 'em together. 'Faw-werk' . .
.Good! That was great!'
I think that this monologue would be good for me as it is suppose to be a comedy and with the right accent and movement, I believe that I could pull it off. However, I don't actually know this play and I'm not too clear on what's happened so far.
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