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Unexpected Treasure
SETTING: A dimly lit room. Present are Arthur, an old nanny, and a treasure chest.
Scene 1
ARTHUR: I never expected to find this! I can't wait to see what's inside the treasure chest. (Hears some footsteps.) Ugh! Not her
again!
NANNY
(thud. thud. thud, hanas on the door) Arthur! Onen this up right now.
How do the stage directions add to the scene?
OA. They describe the emotions of the characters.
ОВ.
They show the actions that take place in the scene.
OC.
They help resolve the conflict in the scene.
OD
They explain how the setting changes in the drama.
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keyue

Answer:

Either OA or OB

Explanation:

Not OD because: The setting does not change

Not OC because: The conflict of the nanny finding out about Arthur does not resolve (this would be the problem if this was the only excerpt)