a character who serves as a contrast to another

a scene in which a character speaks to himself alone onstage

a long , uninterrupted speech spoken in the presence of other characters

a short remark directed to the audience

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shakespear act 2

Question	Answer
conjure	bring to mind
Idolatry	worship
Invocation	prayer
Procure	obtain
Wanton	reckless or sexual
foil	a character who serves as a contrast to another
soliloquy	a scene in which a character speaks to himself alone onstage
monologue	a long , uninterrupted speech spoken in the presence of other characters
aside	a short remark directed to the audience