In this excerpt from act I, scene I, of Shakespeare's Richard III, what TWO purposes does Richard's soliloquy appear to serve? a.)It develops the major characters of the play.
b.)It reveals the motivations and personality of the character.
c.)It signifies the point in the plot where the play reaches its climax.
d.)It informs the audience about the background of the plot.
e.)It evokes the emotions of love and happiness in the audience.