S3 E10: How to Write the Classic Soliloquy
Move over, Hamlet! Now that we've looked at what a soliloquy is, it's time to dive into how to write the classic soliloquy. Emily guides you through the different parts of a classic soliloquy so that you can begin to write or revise your own work.
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\nCONTENT WARNING: This episode looks at two speeches for characters who are processing through soliloquy sexual aggression. Isabella in Shakespeare's Measure for Measure, and Sir Gawain in Emily C. A. Snyder's The Table Round. Sexual aggression itself is not dwelt on, except insofar as it relates to the playwright's recognizing the context of the soliloquy they have created.
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