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Aside Versus Soliloquy

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How does an aside differ from a soliloquy?
A

In an aside, the speaker stands alone on stage and expresses their thoughts exclusively to the audience.

B

The terms "aside" and "soliloquy" are synonymous and can be used interchangeably.

C

In an aside, the speaker shares the stage with other characters who are presumed unable to hear the speaker's words.

D

In an aside, the speaker shares the stage with other characters and addresses them directly.

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