Name : Rahsiwi Bitristan Pamungkas /19.03.52.

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• Grandma: Ah-haaaaaa! Graaaaaa! (looks for reactions ; gets none. Now...directly to the
audience) Honestly! What a treat to an old woman! Drag her out of the house...stick her in a
car...bring her out here from the city...dump her in a pile of sand...leave her here to set. I’m
eighty-six years old! I was married when I was seventeen. To a farmer. He died when I was
thirty. (To the musician) Will you stop that, please? ( The Musician stop playing). I’m a feeble old
woman...How do you expect anybody to hear me over the peep! Peep!peep! (to herself).
There’s no respect around here. (To the young man) There’s no respect around here!

Does the excerpt above include monologue or soliloquy?

= I think it is monologue, because grandma speak to other people, there are audience, and they respond
to what grandma said but they don’t speak back to grandma, meanwhile soliloquy is when people say
their thoughts out loud.