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In one sentence, what do you create in the Dramatic Monologue Project?
Mention the character, the voice and the inner thoughts.
What is the difference between a soliloquy and a dramatic monologue?
Think about who, if anyone, is listening.
In Robert Browning's "My Last Duchess", who does the duke speak to?
A dramatic monologue often has a silent listener.
Which moment would give the strongest monologue?
Look for the moment with the most at stake.
Write the opening four or five lines of a monologue for a character of your choice, and explain how your language choices reveal the character's state of mind.
Decide on the emotion first, then choose techniques that show it.
Write a short rationale of about 80 words for your monologue, explaining your choice of character, moment and techniques with reference to the text.
Character, moment, techniques and evidence.
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