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What is the purpose of a monologue?
to quickly share a speaker’s thoughts without other characters hearing
to disclose a speaker’s thoughts quietly to the audience
to express a speaker’s innermost thoughts only to themselves without other characters engaging or responding to their words
to reveal their thoughts and emotions to the audience and characters through a moving speech that builds to a climax
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The fourth option.
A monologue is a sustained, often dramatic speech in which a character reveals thoughts, feelings or intentions to the audience and/or other characters. It advances character development, theme and sometimes plot, and can build emotionally toward a climax. (By contrast, a soliloquy or internal monologue specifically conveys private thoughts not meant for other characters.)
A monologue is a sustained, often dramatic speech in which a character reveals thoughts, feelings or intentions to the audience and/or other characters. It advances character development, theme and sometimes plot, and can build emotionally toward a climax. (By contrast, a soliloquy or internal monologue specifically conveys private thoughts not meant for other characters.)
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