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soliloquy is an acting area that is slanted upward away from the audience the Elizabethan playhouse with which Shakespea
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soliloquy is an acting area that is slanted upward away from the audience the Elizabethan playhouse with which Shakespeare was associated a speech delivered by an actor alone on stage that reveals the character's innermost thoughts a combination of elements and body fluids that the Elizabethans believed to have an effect on personality