Which stage direction in a play indicates that more than one character leaves the stage at the same time?

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Out of the choices given, the stage direction in a play indicates that one or more character leaves the stage at the exact same time is called exeunt. The definition of exeunt is a group of people called to exit the stage at the same time. The correct answer is C.

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<u>Which stage direction in a play indicates that more than one character leaves the stage at the same time?</u>

<em>C. Exeunt.</em>

Exeunt (or they leave) is a stage direction for actors that indicates that most of the characters or some of them must leave the stage. Used often at the end of acts and some plays, "exeunt" was a common direction in Elizabethan and Shakespeare's plays.

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