[Haley and Matt stare at Hunter, who now appears to be half-moved by the argument.]

Why does the author use the phrase “half-moved” in the stage directions?

Responses
A to show Hunter cares deeply about his relationship with his grandfatherto show Hunter cares deeply about his relationship with his grandfather
B to explain Hunter is shocked to learn that Haley does not agree with himto explain Hunter is shocked to learn that Haley does not agree with him
C to indicate Hunter is somewhat convinced about going on the hiking tripto indicate Hunter is somewhat convinced about going on the hiking trip
D to reveal Hunter does not want to disappoint Matt, who seems upset

1 answer

The phrase “half-moved” suggests that Hunter is not fully convinced but is definitely affected by the argument. The best response from the options provided is:

C to indicate Hunter is somewhat convinced about going on the hiking trip.

This choice aligns with the idea that Hunter's position is changing or being influenced by the discussion taking place.

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