Two more soliloquy examples

7/4/2012

Here are two more examples of an effective soliloquy. Read them aloud and you will see what I mean. The samples are here (you need to click on the Two more soliloquy examples banner or see them on the main DWTD page.

7 Comments

Lily Payne (Perrins)

7/16/2012 03:04:42 pm

thank you mr gleeson that was very helpful

Niall Horan

7/16/2012 03:09:57 pm

wow i found a good site. Although i don't know what a soliloquy is.

Mr. Gleeson

7/18/2012 10:15:17 pm

Hello Niall,
A soliloquy is a presentation of a moment in time in the life of the person being studied. It is a three or four minute capture as this person engages with an audience or an imagined audience. Here is an example: Governor Arthur Phillip is standing on a cliff top thinking back over some earlier times and 'speaking' to his deceased wife. In this piece he uses some dates, facts and views which give an insight to his life. We learn about Arthur Phillip the real man - not just the Governor in a history book. This is a wonderful way in which students can learn about figures in a creative and expressive way. By the way, how did you find our site, if I may ask?

Harry Styles

7/17/2012 04:46:21 pm

Yeah totally

Lily Perrins

7/20/2012 11:45:03 pm

I think it is a bit fishy that a super star like Niall Horan is writing comments on this website

Lily perrins

7/20/2012 11:46:14 pm

By the way I didn't do it

Aaron

8/1/2013 03:59:52 pm

Two more soliloquy examples

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