The Mie,a Sudden,grotesquely Contorted Freeze That Requires the Actor to Cross

question 17

Multiple Choice

The mie,a sudden,grotesquely contorted freeze that requires the actor to cross his eyes,turn his head sharply forward with the chin tucked in,and point a big toe skyward,expresses

• A)the emotional climax of a scene.
• B)foreshadowing of the death of the primary character.
• C)the actor's homage to the audience and the playwright.
• D)an undercutting humor directed at the other events or characters in the play.

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