Dialogue, Monologue & More DI
Published on Nov 24, 2015
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
Review of Terms
- Aside-"whispered comment" to the audience only
- Dialogue-conversation with others
- Monologue- long speech by character to himself, others, or audience
- Soliloquy- character talking to himself/herself when they are alone
- Stage directions- italicized comments that identify setting
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Analyzing Quotes
- We are going to analyze a few key quotes from Act One to better understand the deep meaning behind the words
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Steps to Analyzing a Quote
- Identify the type of quote: aside, dialogue, monologue, soliloquy, stage directions
- Describe function or importance of quote
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Scene 5, Lines 58-60
- Macbeth: My dearest love, Duncan comes here tonight.
- Lady Macbeth: And when goes hence?
- Macbeth: Tomorrow as he purposes.
- Lady Macbeth: O, never/Shall the sun that morrow see.
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Scene 5, Lines 58-60
- This is dialogue
- This is where Lady Macbeth hints Duncan will be killed
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