Question

how does the elevator setting enhance the impact of these three characters stories? * 1 point
it symbolizes wills descent into violence
it creates a supernatural atmosphere
it represents wills journey to the afterlife
it forces will to confront each story without escape

what does shawns final action (or lack thereof) reveal about his character? * 1 point
he supports wills decision to seek revenge
hes unable to influence wills decision
he trusts will to make the right choice
hes disappointed in wills actions

what is the cumulative effect of hearing mikeys, fricks, and shawns stories on wills decision - making process? * 1 point
it provides him with multiple perspectives on the consequences of violence
it convinces him that revenge is justified
it confuses him about what action to take
it strengthens his resolve to seek revenge

Explanation:

• For the first question, an elevator is a confined space. In this context, it can trap Will with the stories, forcing him to confront them.
• For the second question, if Shawn has a lack - of - action, it implies he can't change Will's decision.
• For the third question, hearing different stories would give Will various views on the consequences of violence.

Answer:

1. It forces Will to confront each story without escape
2. He's unable to influence Will's decision
3. It provides him with multiple perspectives on the consequences of violence