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intentionally separated or reserved for a particular use or purpose
into a private or secluded space, apart from others
away from the present conversation or consideration
an actor's line that is told to the audience but the other characters on the stage are not intended to hear
What is an "aside"?
An aside is a brief comment or speech made by a character in a play, typically directed to the audience and not intended to be heard by other characters on stage. It provides insight into the character's thoughts or feelings, often revealing information or personal reflections that are not conveyed through the main dialogue. Asides are used to add depth to the character, advance the plot, or provide a humorous or dramatic effect.
a quiet or discreet remark made to someone nearby, not meant for everyone present to hear
a digressive or incidental remark that strays from the central topic, often personal, humorous, or reflective
