mrs. who. wait. here, starlings, take these. she hands each of them a strange - looking flower. meg. what…

mrs. who. wait. here, starlings, take these. she hands each of them a strange - looking flower. meg. what kind of flower is this? mrs. who. liliaceae tulipa spiritus. the breathing flower. mrs. whatsit. keep them. youll need them later. meg. why do they call it the breathing flower? mrs. who. they dont. i just made that up. what is one important role of the stage directions? ○ a. to instruct actors about characters actions ○ b. to instruct actors about characters dialogue ○ c. to provide backstory to the actors about their characters ○ d. to provide interaction between actors when playing their characters

mrs. who. wait. here, starlings, take these. she hands each of them a strange - looking flower. meg. what kind of flower is this? mrs. who. liliaceae tulipa spiritus. the breathing flower. mrs. whatsit. keep them. youll need them later. meg. why do they call it the breathing flower? mrs. who. they dont. i just made that up. what is one important role of the stage directions? ○ a. to instruct actors about characters actions ○ b. to instruct actors about characters dialogue ○ c. to provide backstory to the actors about their characters ○ d. to provide interaction between actors when playing their characters

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Brief Explanations:

Stage directions in a play script, like "[She hands each of them a strange - looking flower.]", tell actors what physical actions the characters should perform. They are not about dialogue (which is the spoken words), backstory (which would be more about a character's past not shown in the immediate action), or general interaction (stage directions focus on specific actions).

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A. to instruct actors about characters' actions