Answer:
stage directions that reveal emotion
Explanation:
In William Gibson's play "The Miracle Worker," based on Hellen Keller's biography, the author makes use of stage directions to indicate the actors the emotions that he wishes the characters to express while they say their lines. For instance, he uses the words and phrases <em> cheerily, shocked, taps her brow </em>and <em>meekly</em>, which demonstrate the characters' natural state of mind according to the circumstances and relationships they are surrounded by.
I think it is that Romeo is unabe to defeat his enemy.
Answer:
#3: The answer is D.
#2: The answer is D as well.
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Answer: Anxiety from Uncertainty
Explanation:
The Narrator described the minutes spent waiting as agonizing due to the uncertainty surrounding the news. As the news bulletin progressed and they did not announced the school closing, the Narrator and their siblings grew more anxious because they were not certain that they wouldn't be going to school which was the news they were waiting to hear.
This feeling was agonizing not unlike how lottery ticket holders feels when watching the lottery.
