In theatrical terms, what does the word "soliloquy" mean?

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A conversation involving two charactersThe last words spoken by a character before deathA monologue spoken by a character meant solely for the audienceA line composed in rhyme

Explanation

Option A describes a dialogue between two characters, which is not a soliloquy. Option B refers to a character's dying speech, which is different. Option C correctly defines a soliloquy as a speech given by a character intended only for the audience's hearing. Option D refers to rhyming lines, unrelated to soliloquies.