Rosa is reading the script of a play. She notices a minor character briefly expressing private thoughts to the audience in a way that makes it seem the other characters on stage cannot hear.

What is this kind of dialogue called?

a quotation

a monologue

an aside

a soliloquy

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Belen Buckley

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19 November, 18:13

Rosa is reading the script of a play. She notices a minor character briefly expressing private thoughts to the audience in a way that makes it seem the other characters on stage cannot hear.

What is this kind of dialogue called?

a quotation

a monologue

an aside

a soliloquy

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Yareli Barron · Answer 1

A soliloquy

This is the act of speaking one's thoughts aloud regardless of any listeners; it is especially done by characters in a play.

Anastasia Horton · Answer 2

I believe it would be a soliloquy. A soliloquy is defined as a person speaking to themselves without any regard for someone that may hear it (or oblivious to them).

Rosa is reading the script of a play. She notices a minor character briefly expressing private thoughts to the audience in a way that makes it seem the other characters on stage cannot hear.What is this kind of dialogue called?a quotationa monologuean asidea soliloquy

Rosa is reading the script of a play. She notices a minor character briefly expressing private thoughts to the audience in a way that makes it seem the other characters on stage cannot hear.

What is this kind of dialogue called?

a quotation

a monologue

an aside

a soliloquy