Answer:
D) forced to visualize the props used within the scene.
Explanation:
In this example, we can read all the character descriptions, the setting, the dialogue and the props that are being used. Everything is described in great detail. However, not all of it would translate to the stage in such a detailed way. While the dialogue, character's emotions and appearances, and stage directions can all be easily seen during the play, for the most part, props have to be imagined, which can prove difficult for the viewers.
