The Fault in Our Stars
Hazel monologue from The Fault in Our Stars
- Movie
- Scott Neustadter & Michael H. Weber
- Women
- Playing age 20s–30s
- About 0:45
- Dramatic
Hazel’s monologue from the movie The Fault in Our Stars by Scott Neustadter & Michael H. Weber. A dramatic piece for women with a playing age of 20s–30s, running about 0:45.
The setup
At her cancer support group, Hazel answers Augustus's fear of being forgotten with a blunt truth about oblivion.
The full speech. Read it out loud twice before you start working it.
Hazel’s monologue
I just wanna say… there will come a time when, you know, all of us are dead. It might be tomorrow. Might be a million years from now but… it's gonna happen. And when it does, enough generations will come and go, there'll be no one left to remember Cleopatra. Or Mozart. Or Muhammad Ali, let alone any of us. Oblivion's inevitable, dude. And if that scares you, well, I suggest you ignore it. God knows it's what everyone else does.
Excerpt for study and audition practice. Read the full play for context.
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About The Fault in Our Stars
- The film is based on John Green's 2012 novel.
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