Soliloquize

usgb/səˈlɪləkwaɪz/
verb

To talk to oneself, regardless of any hearers, specially in a play or performance.

The actor started to soliloquize, revealing his character's deepest thoughts.
Visual representation of "soliloquize" - To talk to oneself, regardless of any hearers, specially in a play or performance

Often appears as...

  • soliloquize on stage
  • soliloquize in character

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Dramatic Reveal

Used when a character exposes inner thoughts or feelings that are crucial to the plot.

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Hamlet began to soliloquize, giving the audience insight into his turmoil.
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Solo Performance

Occurs when only one person is speaking on stage for a significant time, not a dialogue.

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In her solo scene, she began to soliloquize about her fears and hopes.
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Inner Conflict

Often expresses a struggle or decision-making process within a character's mind.

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The hero started to soliloquize on the difficult choice before him.
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