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Soliloquy: A soliloquy is a specific type of monologue where a character speaks
their thoughts aloud when they are alone on stage or believe themselves to be

alone. It’s a way to provide the audience insight into the character’s innermost

thoughts and emotions.

Creative Monologue: Choose one character from the story and create a monologue

from their perspective. You can express their thoughts, emotions, and motivations

in the form of a soliloquy.

G. Personal Reflection: Write a short reflection on how the poem relates to your
own lives. Include moments of selflessness and giving that you have experienced.

H. Word relationships refer to the connections, associations, or contrasts between

words that share some common theme, meaning, or context. Exploring word rela-

tionships enhance language skills and the ability to interpret and analyze written

content effectively.

For e.g., “niece” and “aunt,” “tragedy” and “comedy.”

Here are given few words and relationships from the story. Discuss with your
partner how the two words in each pair are related or connected in the context
of the story. Write down your sharings in the space provided.

1. “Fear” and “Deception”
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2. “Reality” and “Illusion”
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3. “Imagination” and “Truth”
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4. “Formality” and “Genuineness”
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5. “Exterior” and “Interior”

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6. “Isolation” and “Connection”

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7. “Appearance” and “Reality”

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