1) A dramatic monologue is a kind of spoken verse that helps to better understand the characters’ inner thoughts.(2) This form was mainly favored by Victorian poets. In the drama monologue, the poem is mainly composed of the monologue of a character, and the character will start to speak at a specific moment on a specific occasion. This monologue will communicate with one or more listeners, but the answer of these one or more listeners will not appear in the poem. We can guess what the listener said through the words of the monologue. Through this kind of monologue, the poet introduces to the reader the character and qualities of the speaker.(3) The typical dramatic monologue poems include My Last Duchess by Robert Browning.