Hudson: (suddenly) Holly! We have to turn around. I think I left the gate open! The dog will get out! Holly: (frustrated) I am sure that you closed it. You always do this! Hudson: (pleadingly) Well at least call Beth next door so that she can check it. Holly: (resigned) Picks up her phone and begins to call, but not without rolling her eyes first. Hudson: (relieved) Thank you. Analyze the stage directions in this scene. How do you think the stage directions will impact Hudson’s performance? Hudson will perform… Answers: In a calm and steady way. In a calm and steady way. In a happy and excited way In a bored and uncaring way. In a bored and uncaring way. In a worried and upset way.

Answer 1

The stage directions in this scene suggest that Hudson is feeling worried and upset about potentially leaving the gate open and the dog escaping. This will impact Hudson's performance by portraying him as anxious and concerned, showing his sense of responsibility and care for the dog. His actions and emotions will likely be conveyed with a sense of urgency and intensity, reflecting his desperation to rectify the situation.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

In a worried and upset way.