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There are several monologues! Mono means 1 so anytime you come across someone speaking for a long period of time without interruption that is probably a monologue. some examples of monologues would be:

Romeo, when he is about to kill himself

Juliet, drinking the potion

Nurse, talking about days when Juliet was young

Prince, speaking of the deaths of Romeo and Juliet

Friar Lawrence, as he is gathering herbs

and tons more!

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