Difference between revisions of "Soliloquy"
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| − | A soliloquy is a monologue spoken by one character in a play, when he is entirely alone on stage. Its purpose is to inform the audience of his thoughts and inner conflicts. | + | A '''soliloquy''' is a [[monologue]] spoken by one character in a [[play]], when he is entirely alone on stage. Its purpose is to inform the [[audience]] of his thoughts and inner conflicts. |
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| + | If there are other characters on the stage, they are unable to hear another character's sililoquy. | ||
[[Category:Literary Devices]] | [[Category:Literary Devices]] | ||