Apiece of dialogue directed toward the audience that other characters on the stage are not supposed to hear is an example of an aside the use of rhetoric an inference the use of realism

The correct answer is A. An aside

Explanation:

In plays and similar literary forms, an aside refers to a dramatic device in which one of the characters of the story speaks to the audience usually reflecting about the story or his/her actions and thoughts. Additionally, this differs from other types of speeches and dialogues because an aside is not supposed to be heard by other character but only by the audience. Additionally, different from soliloquies or monologues an aside is usually short and might mainly act as a comment. Therefore, a piece of dialogue directed toward the audience but not other characters is basically an aside.

in at least 150 words, discuss the tone of the narrator in "i stand here ironing," and explain how it impacts the telling of the story

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