John Gabriel Borkman by Henrik Ibsen
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[Looking at her in triumph.] Yes, and I won the victory.
ELLA RENTHEIM. [With a smile of scorn.] Do you still think that victory was worth the winning? MRS. BORKMAN. [Darkly.] No; Heaven knows you are right there. ELLA RENTHEIM. You need look for no victory worth the winning this time either. MRS. BORKMAN. Not when I am fighting to preserve a mother's power over my son! ELLA RENTHEIM. No; for it is only power over him that you want. MRS. BORKMAN. And you? ELLA RENTHEIM. [Warmly.] I want his affection--his soul--his whole heart! MRS. BORKMAN. [With an outburst.] That you shall never have in this world! ELLA RENTHEIM. [Looking at her.] You have seen to that? |
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