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dot is calm and talk to herself and she didn't  look at the camera talking about her past and how she meet jim and her face was upset about the past

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Dot is sad about something she was talking about her past

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Dot never uses slang she uses proper english. As she speaks she starts getting emotional with each word. She spoke calm and with emotion when her eye started flaring up. She was talking about a baby or something  maybe her past.

YOU WISH MARCUS  =(^_^)=

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She seems confident and calm, she sounds like she is emotional and she takes her time to think what she is gonna say. KING OF THE BOTTOM ROW, so they think, you are all banished from being under my words...

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Dot uses her voice and body, to make people feel what she felt. she never uses eye contact, and she always keeps her voice soft and low.
Dot talks about a happy moment but brings it across in an upsetting way, she describes every last detail, like it was only yesterday.

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A monologue is a piece of script writing to portray the character to understand their body language and their voice alongside Dots features and emotions.

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she uses her voice softly and her body is still her voice is calm so the audience can understand what she is saying. she's is talking about when she was a little girl and why her father would sing to her.

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Dot's voice in her monologue that she uses formal english she doesn't use slang. She os sitting up straight no fidgeting. her voice is so clam.

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She uses formal english with a calm voice. She is siting up straight which means she confident with what she saying.

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How does she use her voice and body to portray the character of Dot

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Dot's Special Monologue Episode Part 1 - EastEnders - BBC

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EastEnders breaks new ground for Soaps again, devoting an entire episode to Dot Cotton. The EastEnders stalwart records a message for screen husband Jim Branning, laid up in hospital after a stroke, and poetically and emotionally speaks about her life as a child and her best friend Ethel.