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2) VERBAL EXPRESSION (b)


Monologue - an extended speech by one person. It can be heard by other characters, who are on the stage.


Soliloquy -
a type of monologue in which a character directly addresses the audience while alone on the stage (or while the other actors keep silent); it's not meant to be heard by the other characters.


Both monologue and soliloquy are used to show a character's inner thoughts and feelings.


Aside -
when a character makes a short, revealing comment to the audience and his/her words are not meant to be heard by the other actors.

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