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JulijaS [17]
3 years ago
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In your workbook, look at Act IV, Scene i, lines 139 through 142 (myPerspectives page 577). Is Prospero's dialogue a soliloquy,

an aside, or a monologue?
A
soliloquy

B
aside

C
monologue


In your workbook, look at Act IV, Scene i, lines 171 through 184 (myPerspectives page 578). Is Ariel's dialogue a soliloquy, an aside, or a monologue?

A
soliloquy

B
aside

C
monologue

In your workbook, look at Act V, Scene i, lines 33 through 57 (myPerspectives page 588 through 589). Is Prospero's dialogue a soliloquy, an aside, or a monologue?

In your workbook, look at Act V, Scene i, lines 33 through 57 (myPerspectives page 588 through 589). Is Prospero's dialogue a soliloquy, an aside, or a monologue?
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harina [27]3 years ago
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