Monologue and Aside in Drama

Flashcards covering key concepts related to monologues and asides in drama, including definitions and differences.

What is a monologue?

A long speech delivered by one person, expressing their thoughts or feelings.

What does the Greek root 'monologous' translate to?

It translates to a type of speech related to one character's thoughts.

What is an aside?

A remark made by a character that is unheard by other characters, meant to reveal their thoughts or feelings to the audience.

How do monologues differ from asides?

Monologues are long speeches while asides are short remarks meant to convey inner thoughts.

What are the three literary devices discussed in the notes?

Monologue, aside, and dramatic speech.