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... How does Alan Bennett reveal to us the character of Lesley and how do we respond to her? "Her Big Chance" is a dramatic monologue written by Alan Bennett in 1988 as part of the twelve monologues in the book 'Talking Heads'. 'Talking Heads' are short monologues which consist of stories regarding people talking about an event in their lives. Bennett reveals the character of Lesley as being an 'actress' who is looking for a chance in the movie business. In the monologue Bennett gradually displays Lesley's character by using techniques such as dramatic devices and he also shows Lesley's character through people she interacts with. A monologue is a speech or talk made by one person to the audience. Lesley is the main protagonist who believes that she has a very successful acting career. 'Her Big Chance' is about how Lesley agrees to have an audition for a film, but during

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