The first of my voice acting dialect series!

This is a General American dialect. The monologue used is spoken by Jerry in 'Two For the Seesaw' by William Gibson.

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"Both? No, not altogether. All these months, I’ve been telling you one thing, infant, you live wrong. I wanted to make you over. Now I’ll tell you the other thing, how you live right. You’re a gift. Not a flop, a gift. Out of the blue. God knows there aren’t many like you, so when he makes one it’s for many poor buggers. Me among many. The men don’t matter. I promise you, the men don’t matter. If they use you and walk out, they walk out with something of you, in them, that helps. Forget them, not one of them has dirtied you. Not one has possessed you, nobody’s even gotten close. I said a beautiful girl, I didn’t mean skin deep, there you’re a delight. Anyone can see. And underneath is a street-brawler. That some can see. But under that street-brawler is something as fresh and crazy and timid as a colt, and virginal. No one’s been there, not even me. And why you lock them out is not my business. What you’ve given me is something I can work with, from here on. And more. More. But what I’ve given you has been…what? A gift of me, but half of it’s a fraud and it puts you into bed with bums. That colt needs an unstinting hand, infant. Not Jake, not me. I love your buck teeth."

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