In ACT I, Scene iii when the Nurse speaks, forever telling all she knows about Juliet to the audience and Lady Capulet, this is considered a soliloquy, because she thinks no one is listening.
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In ACT I, Scene iii when the Nurse speaks, forever telling all she knows about Juliet to the audience and Lady Capulet, this is considered a soliloquy, because she thinks no one is listening.
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False. A soliloquy is when the person thinks out loud in imagined privacy. The audience would be able to hear this and find out the nurses true feelings or plans, but obviously she wouldn’t be talking to Lady Capulet if she is talking to herself and the audience.