Question

why would a playwright include soliloquies in a dramatic text? (1 point)
○ to show how the main character interacts with others
○ to increase the tension by having two characters argue with each other
○ to convey the tone one character uses with another character
● to develop the characters by revealing their emotions and private thoughts

Explanation:

A soliloquy is a speech a character gives alone, revealing their inner thoughts and emotions. The option "to develop the characters by revealing their emotions and private thoughts" matches this purpose. Other options: showing interaction (soliloquies are solo, so not about interaction with others), conveying tone between characters (soliloquies are not between characters), or increasing tension via argument (soliloquies don't involve arguing with another character).

Answer:

to develop the characters by revealing their emotions and private thoughts