Read the excerpt from Act 2 of The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street. 65. LONG SHOT – ACROSS THE STREET 65. As the lights go on i
n one of the houses, porch, inside, all over. WOMAN ONE (in a very hushed voice) Charlie . . . Charlie . . . the lights just went on in your house. Why did the lights just go on? What do the stage directions best tell the reader about Woman One’s tone of voice and actions? She is frightened and implies that Charlie may be involved. She is angry and threatens Charlie into revealing the truth. She is curious and questions Charlie to uncover answers. She is amused and attempts to joke around with Charlie.
It is A- She is frightened and implies that Charlie may be involved.
Explanation:
Well if you read the book or watch the show it is obvious. If someone was angry they wouldn't be talking in a hushed voice to threaten someone so it isn't B. She wasn't curious because the whole play or book was about accusing this person and that person about if they're the alien or not. And she definitely was not joking around because if you talk in a HUSHED voice that is implying you are scared or frightened. So there for the answer would be <u><em>A.</em></u>
“An Episode of War” is a beautiful piece written by Stephen Crane. The novel shows the dark side of the war and those soldiers who get hurt during war.
In short the "Tragedy of War" is the main message of the novel conveyed through the injured lieutenant!
