Question

State the difference between monologue and dialogue.​

Answer 1

ANSWER: DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MONOLOGUE & DIALOGUE .

1). MONOLOGUE

1) Monologue is a speech given by a character to express his thoughts and feelings to other characters or to the audience.

2) Monologue involves only one character.

3) Monologue is a speech given by a character.

4) Monologues are less commonly used than dialogues.

2). DIALOGUE

1) Dialogue refers to a conversation between two or more characters in a work of literature.

2) Dialogue involves two or more characters.

3) Dialogue is a conversation between characters.

4) Dialogues are more commonly used than Monologue.

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Answer 2

Answer: There is a major difference between monologue and dialogue. Some of the main differences are as follows-

• Definition - Monologue refers to a speech given by a character or speaker to express his/her thoughts, ideas, and feelings to other characters or to other people and audiences. Whereas, dialogue refers to conversation or communication between two or more characters in a verbal form (using words and phrases) as a feature of the book, play, or shoot.
• Characters Involved - In the monologue, only one character is involved. Whereas, in dialogue two or more characters are engaged in a conversation.
• Purpose - The main purpose or objective of the monologue is to express the inner feelings and emotions of the speaker which were hidden or were not shown in the past. Whereas, in the dialogue, a situation is expressed or revealed by communicating or interacting with different people or audiences.
• Usage - Monologues are used less than dialogues. Whereas, dialogues are more widely used nowadays.
• Example - A better example of a monologue is giving advice to someone, providing them with feedback, sharing your feelings, etc. On the other hand,  an example of dialogue is two people having a conversation on what to order in the restaurant.