Question
How does Strindberg bring up the backstory of Miss Y being dismissed from the theater in The Stronger?
Question 16 options:
A)
Miss Y states that she is angry with Mrs. X at the beginning of the play.
B)
Mrs. X brings it up naturally in her dialogue after stating that Miss Y would like to shoot her.
C)
Strindberg outlines this in an opening scene before the actresses take the stage.
D)
Strindberg provides this information at the end of the play after the women exit the stage.
Question 16 options:
A)
Miss Y states that she is angry with Mrs. X at the beginning of the play.
B)
Mrs. X brings it up naturally in her dialogue after stating that Miss Y would like to shoot her.
C)
Strindberg outlines this in an opening scene before the actresses take the stage.
D)
Strindberg provides this information at the end of the play after the women exit the stage.
Answers
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The correct option is:
B) Mrs. X brings it up naturally in her dialogue after stating that Miss Y would like to shoot her.
In "The Stronger," August Strindberg uses the conversation between Mrs. X and Miss Y to reveal Miss Y's backstory and the circumstances of her dismissal from the theater. This approach integrates the backstory into the dialogue, allowing it to emerge naturally during the interaction between the two characters.
B) Mrs. X brings it up naturally in her dialogue after stating that Miss Y would like to shoot her.
In "The Stronger," August Strindberg uses the conversation between Mrs. X and Miss Y to reveal Miss Y's backstory and the circumstances of her dismissal from the theater. This approach integrates the backstory into the dialogue, allowing it to emerge naturally during the interaction between the two characters.