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2 years ago

How does Mr. Torres' mood change from the beginning of Scene 1 to the beginning of Scene 2?

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CaHeK987 [17]2 years ago

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Serggg [28]2 years ago

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D) from excited to disappointed.

Explanation:

In Scene 1, Mr. Torres was an excited and happy man. He lived a life of satisfaction without sorrows. He was confident and believed in himself. He viewed life from a positive perspective with the hope of achieving his goals.

In Scene 2, he was seen in a hopeless situation. He felt so disappointed about the ongoing events in his life. He became moody and depressed. His state of depression puts him in a state of loneliness where he cannot communicate freely with others. He wish he can turn things around to be happy again. He is unsatisfied the events around him. He is basically worn out with life due to the negative circumstances around him.

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