what is the difference between monologue and dialogue? a monologue is a conversation between at least two people; a dialogue is
a long speech given by a single individual. a monologue is a speech given by a single individual; a dialogue is a conversation between at least two people. a monologue is a conversation between three characters; a dialogue is information shared only with the audience, not other characters. a monologue is a conversation between three characters; a dialogue is the innermost thoughts of the character shared in a speech given by a single individual.
The answer is: a monologue is a speech given by a single individual; a dialogue is a conversation between at least two people.
A monologue, as the etymology of the word implies (mono: one; logos: speech, reason) is a speech given by a single individual. A dialogue, as its etymology implies (dia: through; logos: speech, reason) is a conversation carried out by at least two persons in which meaning and sense run “through” the contributions that each person provides.
