Difference between revisions of "Soliloquy"

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A '''soliloquy''' is a monologue spoken by one character in a [[play]], when he is entirely alone on stage. Its purpose is to inform the [[audience]] of his thoughts and inner conflicts.
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A '''soliloquy''' is a mumble spoken by one character in a [[play]], when he is entirely alone on stage. Its purpose is to inform the [[audience]] of his thoughts and inner conflicts.
  
 
If there are other characters on the stage, they are unable to hear another character's soliloquy.
 
If there are other characters on the stage, they are unable to hear another character's soliloquy.
  
 
[[Category:Literary Devices]]
 
[[Category:Literary Devices]]

Revision as of 18:00, April 17, 2010

A soliloquy is a mumble spoken by one character in a play, when he is entirely alone on stage. Its purpose is to inform the audience of his thoughts and inner conflicts.

If there are other characters on the stage, they are unable to hear another character's soliloquy.