The document discusses key literary concepts in Shakespearean drama, including figurative language and soliloquies. It defines figurative language as describing something by comparing it to something else in an imaginative way. The three main types are defined as metaphor, simile, and personification. A soliloquy is defined as a speech given by a character alone on stage that reveals their true thoughts and feelings or provides insights into the plot. Key soliloquies in A Midsummer Night's Dream are listed as spoken by Helena, Oberon, and Bottom.

1. Shakespearean Drama: Critical Literary Concepts

2. I. Figurative Language

7. II. Soliloquy