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interior monologue

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interior monologue
n.
A passage of writing presenting a character's inner thoughts and emotions in a direct, sometimes disjointed or fragmentary manner.

interior monologue
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(Literary & Literary Critical Terms) a literary attempt to present the mental processes of a character before they are formed into regular patterns of speech or logical sequence See also stream of consciousness
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Noun1.interior monologue - a literary genre that presents a fictional character's sequence of thoughts in the form of a monologue
prose - ordinary writing as distinguished from verse


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He mentions a passionate love of cinema; one wishes he could bring some of that interest into his writing--or anything from his everyday world--lest we feel trapped in the interior monologue that fills most of this book.
But Cindy had lots to say, in a sort of indirect interior monologue format that sounds, as Ms.
Gallagher never misses with dialog, interior monologues, and subtle shifts in relationships.
 
 
 
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