English, 29.08.2021 20:30, jsjsjsskakwkowwj

Assignment Choose one of the passages listed, and develop a dramatic
monologue in which the daughter expresses aloud her thoughts and
feelings in this moment of the story.
• paragraphs 18-20
paragraphs 54-56
• paragraphs 84-91

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Choose one of the passages listed, and develop a dramatic
monologue in which the daugh

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Assignment Choose one of the passages listed, and develop a dramatic
monologue in which the...