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How do stage directions help readers who are reading a play silently to themselves?
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Stage Directions give a general description of what the audience sees and hears beyond the dialogue. It may give indications of scenery, costumes, props, as well as actions, movement, gestures, and body language.
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Stage directions provide readers with important information about the setting, character movements, and actions that help them visualize the performance in their minds. They guide readers on how the play should be performed, adding context and depth to the dialogue and enhancing their understanding of the text.
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reading silently
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