I have to talk louder than my internal monologue to hear what I’m saying and to encourage others to also talk loud so I can hear them.

Great inner monologue. Really like David's BAMFing effects too.

i want to make pronouns dice and i'm not kidding. like, i wake up, roll "they" and "its" and then refer to myself that way with my internal monologue for the rest of the day. it would be interesting

King Laugh is an amazing monologue

It pisses me off sooooo much the fact that after chapter 261 monologue by Yuta, we got not afterwards reaction. You meant to tell me Yuta didn’t say anything? Just “yeah I came back thanks to rika :)” and nothing else?? Don’t fcking kidding me

While the B story was Neil with a lantern and magic sword trying to get back to the surface. He would never speak, only inner-monologue, and one of the only jokes I remember was "Never thought I'd be doing THIS again..."

When writing dialogue, I've noticed a good rule of thumb is to keep it to three complete sentences per line - then to establish a monologue, give the character authority.

She was in almost every skit. Opening monologue was hilarious too.

The nature of judicial dialogue between the two orders (UK and Strasbourg) can thus be a genuine dialogue instead of largely a self-restricted monologue (Strasbourg speaks and we listen, except when it infrequently says something we don't like as a matter of legal tradition). 8/8

I’m still baffled at so many shows and podcasts helmed solely by dudes. I think I might’ve said something similar ages ago, but if I wanted to hear what a bunch of white guys have to say about a topic, I could just listen to my inner monologue instead???