Prior to this event, is where my monologue fits in with the plot. ... Recognise my justifications I chose to present that specific monologue because, as I said before, the themes for the piece are so significant. ... You may have noticed that my tone changed half way through my monologue, when I finally stated that I was to kill my sons. ... It also reflects the chorus" view, because prior to expressing anger, the audience would have felt very sorry for poor Medea, whose heart had been crushed. ...

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• Approx Pages: 3
• Grade Level: High School

This is the view that I held prior to this reading. ... Egocentric speech happens like running commentary, it is the child's monologue. ... Vygotsky argues that the child's monologue does not disappear with this development but instead becomes the child's inner speech. ... The monologue of children that Britton calls their "spiel" is one that occurs frequently in preschool classrooms I have been in. ...

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• Grade Level: High School

The story begins with a monologue by a loyal, yet confused husband, who is playing pool with his friend Jack Mc Morrow. ... But the monologue can be viewed in different lights. ... Even though it is a monologue, the main character speaks of his problems at home while simultaneously discussing Jack Mc Morrow's pool shots. ... Certainly Jack would have mentioned having a date prior to their pool game. ...

• Word Count: 1133
• Approx Pages: 5
• Grade Level: High School

As children, we were all afraid of monsters that lurked in the shadow of night. Similarly, without this veil of darkness, Macbeth's evil deeds would have been disclosed. Not only is night used as a cover-up, but also as a foreshadowing tool that shows the state of morality in the play and characters...

• Word Count: 820
• Approx Pages: 3
• Grade Level: High School