Monologue
Monologue noun - A (usually long) dramatic speech by a single actor.
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- exercise and monologue
- exercise and narrating
- performance and monologue
- performance and narrating
- address and monologue
- address and narrating
- appeal and monologue
- appeal and narrating
- report and monologue
- report and narrating
- passage and monologue
- passage and narrating
- piece and monologue
- piece and narrating
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Whenever he starts a monologue, the scene goes monochrome and he talks like he's narrating a film noir.
Source: Private Eye Monologue - Shelena, narrating the Loyal Enemies, just can't let anything slide, and when she can't speak out loud, the amount of her inner monologue snark goes Up to Eleven.
Source: First-Person Smartass -
Bookends: All three seasons begin with Violetta at an airport, narrating her life up to that point, and end with her winking to the audience after the final musical number, except after the monologue in season three, it turns out that she's actually in the middle of a live performance.
Source: Series / Violetta
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