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espanolLos soliloquios y los monologos son frecuentes en la Tragicomedia y desempenan varias funciones importantes. Le permiten al lector comprender mejor las motivaciones y el estado afectivo de un personaje en momentos claves de la narrativa. Sin recurso a un narrador en tercera persona omnisciente, el soliloquio sirve de vehiculo perfecto para que los personajes se examinen y entre si debatan. Los monologos son tambien depositos de memorias y les proporcionan a los personajes una historia fuera de la duracion de los eventos de la Tragicomedia, especialmente en el caso de Celestina y Parmeno. Tanto los soliloquios como los monologos se caracterizan por arrebatos emocionales, preguntas retoricas, comparaciones y contrastes con las dificultades experimentadas por personajes historicos y mitologicos, refranes populares y declaraciones filosoficas. En vez de contribuir directamente al desarrollo de la trama, salpican la historia cada vez que un personaje sale al escenario y expresa sus opiniones, reacciones y estados de animo. EnglishSoliloquies and monologues are frequent in the Tragicomedia and have several important functions. They give the reader valuable insights into the motivations and emotional state of a character at key points in the narrative, especially when a soliloquy opens an auto. Without recourse to a third-person omniscient narrator, the soliloquy provides Rojas with a vehicle perfectly designed to convey levels of introspection and internal debate for his characters. Monologues are also the repository for memories and give form to the history of the characters before the time frame of the events of the Tragicomedia, especially in the cases of Celestina and Parmeno. Both soliloquies and monologues are characterized by emotional outbursts, rhetorical questions, comparisons and contrasts with the plights of historical and mythological characters, popular refrains, and philosophical pronouncements. Rather than adding directly to plot development, they punctuate the plot as characters step up to take center stage and give voice to their opinions, reactions, and states of mind.

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