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How can the audience of a play learn the inner thoughts, feelings, and motives of a character without the other characters hearing? A. Through a soliloquy B. Through a monologue C. Through an aside
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How can the audience of a play learn the inner thoughts, feelings, and motives of a character without the other characters hearing?

A. Through a soliloquy
B. Through a monologue
C. Through an aside

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The answer is:

A. Through a soliloquy
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The correct answer is A through a soliloquy

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