Use the soliloquy from “I Am American” to answer the question.Select “Yes” or “No” to show whether each statement explains how the use of soliloquy—rather than monologue—enhances this dramatic text.(2 points)Yes Noallows GRETCHEN to reveal that she sees herself as an American frees GRETCHEN from the fear of being judged by others for her thoughts gives GRETCHEN the chance to change what another character thinks allows GRETCHEN to speak in as much detail as she wishes about her experience in America Skip to navigation

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To address your question regarding the use of soliloquy versus monologue and how it enhances the dramatic text in “I Am American,” let's evaluate each statement:

  1. Allows GRETCHEN to reveal that she sees herself as an American: Yes
  2. Frees GRETCHEN from the fear of being judged by others for her thoughts: Yes
  3. Gives GRETCHEN the chance to change what another character thinks: No
  4. Allows GRETCHEN to speak in as much detail as she wishes about her experience in America: Yes

This assessment reveals how soliloquy effectively contributes to Gretchen's character development and the overall narrative.

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