The lack of complicated stage directions in Shakespeare's plays allows for a variety of interpretations, as expressed in option C and further explained below.
<h3>What are stage directions?</h3>
Stage directions are instructions that appear in the script of plays or movies. They help direct everything from the clothes the actors should be wearing to the way those actors should talk and move around the stage.
When we do not have many or very specific stage directions, that allows for a variety of interpretations. In other words, the simpler the directions, the more we can come up with our own ideas on how to do things.
That is the case with Shakespeare's plays, which means option C is the correct answer.
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