Monologue

An inner monologue is used in this passage to describe how this woman looks and how he feels about her. This inner monologue is very common in hard-boiled detective books and films. This is especially common for the character Philip Marlowe in The Big Sleep and in films like The…

the playwrights tried to resonate to the audience like absence, repetition and memory. Klein also debates the changes in the style of writing before the war in relation to the country’s aura post-war. One of the purposes of the plays The Vagina Monologues, The Lysistrata Project, The Accidental Activist, and The Treatment is to create a sense of community in the audience and across the nation as the shows act as a way to share ownership for the trauma experienced by the soldiers and other people…

Simone de Beauvoir’s “Monologue” is the verbal outcry of a lonely and bitter woman who is alone one New Year's Eve, caught between the disdain for the partygoers whose voices seep through her walls, and the despair of the silence which would engulf her when they stop. Her lifetime of frustration, which has been kept locked away, has finally broken free in a upsetting manner. Murielle is a self-described victimized late forties woman, divorced mother who has a prominent obsessive compulsive…

The monologue that I wrote and performed was inspired by two different poems both possessing the theme of anxiety. The first poem was by Patrick Roche The Perfect Panic Attack and the second Social Anxiety Disorder by Sabrina Leira. In the first poem Patrick goes through instructions on how to have the perfect panic attack and recounts different features that would be included when someone does have a panic attack. ‘Find a trigger. A job interview, the claustrophobia of mass transit, deciding…

The Crucible – Elizabeth Proctor’s Monologue It is night outside. The town’s marshal, Herrick, leads Elizabeth Proctor through a dilapidated corridor in Salem’s jails. Thick, heavy chains link Elizabeth’s hand together, yet she walks with her head held high. Other accused sit forlornly in their own cells; barely looking up as Herrick and Elizabeth pass. The pair halts outside an empty cell and wordlessly motions for Elizabeth to enter. Shutting the cell door and locking it, Herrick leaves down…

“O God, God, how weary, stale, flat and unprofitable seem to me all the uses of this world!” is the monologues that I can connect with the most. This monologue simply describe life in the saddest and downbeat place to live. This connects me straight when it reminds me of my high school. When I was in high school, I was an angry rebel kid that was so furious with my parents especially my mom because everything I do would never satisfied her. This I remember as every single day my mom and I would…

into a customer entering through the automatic door. Wonderful. She thought. I’ve barely spent a day in the neighborhood and I’m already spacing out and injuring fellow patrons. A cold, bony hand grabbed her wrist and yanked her out of her inner monologue. It sent a chill through her core, and due to the grip being so tight, she wasn’t sure whether it was for support or out of anger. She met the intense stare of milky, brown eyes that possessed an eerie golden ring encircling the irises. The…

WWI Monologue For most of my life, I’ve been subjected to discrimination due to historical oppression, along with the ones I call family. For far too long, the system has marginalized my community, the Anishinabek, failing to recognize the rights of our Indigenous communities. I refuse to remain silent as our lands and cultures are laid to waste as their laws and policies seek to strip us of them. I’ve been educated in our history. The Federal Government thought that they could take on a…

In the first exploration, we explored the opening monologue of the Narrator and the very first scene. This first scene is important as it can be linked to the idea of omnipresence and control of play. In this case, the control is over how social class affects the main characters. This can also relate to Greeks’ idea of Fates who decide the fate of humans for their own pleasure. The Narrator is always there and it is as if he is amused by the actions of Mickey and Edward. During this, we explored…

sorts of snide comments to sneakily assault the level of his intelligence, though he had to admit that had she been talking to him like that before he wouldn’t have caught it interrupted much to the fox’s displeasure for she was quite enjoying her monologue. “Basta--- I mean Akako I doubt severally that I would become desperate enough to make a deal with you. The fox smiled quite evilly. “Ah but Naruto you did and not only that you have…