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Von Berg is an Austrian prince. He is detained in France because of
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Start: Because it is so inconceivably vile. That is their power. To do the inconceivable; it paralyzes the rest of us. But if that is its purpose it is not the cause.
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End: And in my opinion, win or lose this war, they have pointed the way to the future. What one used to conceive a human being to be will have no room on this earth. I would try anything to get out.
For full extended monologue, please refer to clips or the script edition cited here: Arthur Miller, Incident at Vichy, The Viking Press, 1971, pp. 316-317.
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