Viola: I thank thee. Lead me on! (He smiles with admiration as they leave to go to the Duke.) Which of the following words in th
e passage should be spoken out loud? Question 12 options: Viola: I thank thee. Lead me on! I thank thee. Lead me on! Viola: I thank thee. Viola: I thank thee. Lead me on! (He smiles with admiration as they leave to go to the Duke.)
These are the words that should be spoken out loud by the character, as this is the dialogue, and what the other characters of the play are meant to hear. The word "Viola" only indicates which character will say the words. However, it is not meant to be read aloud. The words between parentheses (<em>He smiles with admiration as they leave to go to the Duke</em>) are meant to describe what the character does, but are only meant to guide the actor, not said aloud to the audience or other characters.
Rashad's father is a strict, military type, and we learn that this is because David is also a former police officer. He confides in Rashad that he is also guilty of police violence, having killed an innocent black boy in a similar misunderstanding.
