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The Duke’s speech can best be described as a:

ASoliloquy

BDramatic monologue

CLyric poem

DNarrative ballad

Answer:

B. Dramatic monologue

Read Explanation:

The entire poem is an example of a dramatic monologue, where a single speaker (the Duke) talks to a silent listener (the Count’s envoy), revealing his character through what he says. The focus is more on character revelation than on the Duchess.


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