Answer:
To remind the reader that the opening scene and this scene take place at different time periods
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Explanation:
"The Diary of Anne Frank" is one of the most-read personal memoir and witness accounts of the discrimination against the Jews. Though written by a young girl and covers just some years of their life in hiding, the book paints a vast picture of what life was for them then.
As given in the excerpt, the <u>stage directions are included so that they provide extra details </u>though not necessarily to be mentioned in the dialogues or main part. Stage directions help p<u>aint a picture of how the scene is for the readers, without the need to be integrated into the dialogue or communication.</u>
And the given stage direction in the excerpt is to tell remind the readers of how the opening scene and this particular mentioned scene are from different periods.
Thus, the correct answer is the second option.
I don’t know what the author wrote because so don’t have a picture or context
Answer:
I would say: his inspiration was the owl outside his window.
Explanation:
Since it seems like the narrator heard the owl before he heard Merlin. I'm pretty sure.
None. The only people that were there before were the Indians and they were always moving to hunt and such.
The <span>phrase from the text that most strongly supports the answer to Question 7 is </span><span>“Under Cromwell’s government, the economy prospered, but there was little pleasure or entertainment in a country where public music was banned and theaters were closed.” SO the answer is letter C.</span>
