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Why would a playwright use a soliloquy instead of a monologue?
to inform the audience about how one character feels about another
to give the audience historical context about the setting of the play
to develop an idea the playwright wants the audience to know about
to reveal the character’s true motivation and most honest feelings
to inform the audience about how one character feels about another
to give the audience historical context about the setting of the play
to develop an idea the playwright wants the audience to know about
to reveal the character’s true motivation and most honest feelings
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A playwright would use a soliloquy instead of a monologue primarily **to reveal the character’s true motivation and most honest feelings**.
While both soliloquies and monologues involve a single character speaking at length, a soliloquy is typically delivered when the character is alone on stage or believes they are alone, allowing for a more intimate and genuine expression of their thoughts and emotions. This contrasts with a monologue, which can be addressed to other characters or the audience and may not necessarily reveal the character's inner thoughts in the same way.
While both soliloquies and monologues involve a single character speaking at length, a soliloquy is typically delivered when the character is alone on stage or believes they are alone, allowing for a more intimate and genuine expression of their thoughts and emotions. This contrasts with a monologue, which can be addressed to other characters or the audience and may not necessarily reveal the character's inner thoughts in the same way.
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