... actor and audience" How far do you support each of these views about the soliloquy? The soliloquy; a speech made aloud to one's self, without addressing a listener. A prominent feature of all Shakespeare's plays. All throughout Othello, speeches are made aloud. However, it can be extremely difficult to identify which are the soliloquies and which aren't. There is nothing in any dictionary definitions ... him to say. Instantly we see the strength in the character of Iago, in complete juxtaposition with the weakness of Roderigo, who mirrors the stupidity of Sir Andrew Augecheeck from Twel...

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