How is a soliloquy different from simple dialogue

A) In a soliloquy the main protagonist describes each of the other characters.

B) In a soliloquy the characters describe each others physical traits.

C) In a soliloquy a character stands alone and shares his or her thoughts.

D) In a soliloquy a minor character reveals the plot of the story.

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Raquel Bentley

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25 November, 11:03

How is a soliloquy different from simple dialogue

A) In a soliloquy the main protagonist describes each of the other characters.

B) In a soliloquy the characters describe each others physical traits.

C) In a soliloquy a character stands alone and shares his or her thoughts.

D) In a soliloquy a minor character reveals the plot of the story.

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Edward Callahan · Answer 1

The correct answer is C) In a soliloquy a character stands alone and shares his or her thoughts.

A soliloquy means that the protagonist is talking to himself (with no one else around him but the audience) and is usually revealing some secrets we couldn't normally find out. A dialogue includes at least two people, but when it comes to a soliloquy, there is only one character there.