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fredd [130]
3 years ago
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Explain the role that soliloquies and character foils play in revealing the personalities of characters within a play. Your answ

er should be at least one hundred words.
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ipn [44]3 years ago
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The soliloquies and the character foils plays the role of revealing the personalities of characters within the play. A foil is a character that helps in highlighting the qualities present in a character by showing their contrasting qualities and the character traits. It helps in determining what the character in the play is and not about what he is not. It helps in the discussion of the characters and gives the readers idea of the contribution of these characters in the plot construction.

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