Soliloquy in the Narrative Literature of Saadudeen Shpoon
By: Associate Prof. Sayed Nazim Sayedy
Abstract
In this article I introduce Soliloquy, which is the first structural element of narrative literature. What is Soliloquy? it Is the structural part in which the character of the story talks to himself, but does not know the audience of its. Such conversations often express the character's intellectual and internal issues. According to the Soliloquy, we know the character's mental and emotional structure, how gentle, emotional and sentimental a human being is, how good it is and how harmful it is.
I also have the brief talks about of Shpoon's narrative literature, and show some examples of the Soliloquy in his stories. It is clear that literature changes with the demands of time and circumstances, but Shpoon applies new features of fiction to his story, so researching and exploring them all the time is not without its benefits and innovations.