Which is always true of a soliloquy but not a monologue?(1 point)

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A soliloquy enhances the dramatic text.
A soliloquy enhances the dramatic text.

A soliloquy occurs when the speaker thinks they are alone.
A soliloquy occurs when the speaker thinks they are alone.

A soliloquy is addressed to another character or to the audience.
A soliloquy is addressed to another character or to the audience.

A soliloquy moves the action forward.

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The statement that is always true of a soliloquy but not a monologue is:

A soliloquy occurs when the speaker thinks they are alone.

This is a defining characteristic of a soliloquy, as it typically represents a character's inner thoughts, usually expressed when they believe no one else is present. In contrast, a monologue can be addressed to other characters or an audience.

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