How does the structure of alternating monologues develop humor in the text?
It develops the humor of the text by showing what the main character is thinking and saying. For example, in her head she despises him and do not want to dance with him but her mouth says something different.
What truths about social relationships does Parker illuminate through the use of interior and exterior monologues in “The Waltz”?
Parker illuminates that you don't know how people are thinking because most of the time their action do not show it.
It develops the humor of the text by showing what the main character is thinking and saying. For example, in her head she despises him and do not want to dance with him but her mouth says something different.
What truths about social relationships does Parker illuminate through the use of interior and exterior monologues in “The Waltz”?
Parker illuminates that you don't know how people are thinking because most of the time their action do not show it.
I think the way you answered the questions was very affective and I like how you compared her thoughts versus her actions
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