William Shakespeare’s use of soliloquy is one of the most remarkable features of his dramatic technique. A soliloquy is a speech delivered by a character who is alone on stage, expressing his or her innermost thoughts, emotions, and motives directly to the audience. It allows the dramatist to reveal a character’s private feelings and psychological state, creating intimacy between the character and the audience. | Explore English Literature

1.3K views · 24 reactions | William Shakespeare’s use of soliloquy is one of the most remarkable features of his dramatic technique. A soliloquy is a speech delivered by a character who is alone on stage, expressing his or her innermost thoughts, emotions, and motives directly to the audience. It allows the dramatist to reveal a character’s private feelings and psychological state, creating intimacy between the character and the audience. Part 4 | Explore English Literature | Facebook