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Read the teleplay as a script by tracking dialogue, staging, and dramatic conventions.
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A stage direction has the neighbors turn and stare toward Les Goodman's house after his car starts by itself. What does it add beyond dialogue?
The stage direction notes a "figure" walking from the dark before anyone identifies him. What information does it give?
A stage direction shows Charlie raise the "gun" before a shot. What does that tell the reader no speech could?
When one house's "lights" suddenly come on, what does the stage direction give the reader?
A stage direction mentions a "flash" overhead and people looking up. What does it give the reader before the argument starts?
A stage direction marks the street in "darkness" after the power fails. What does it help the reader know?
After the shooting, a stage direction points to the fallen "body." What does this add beyond dialogue?
After the power cut, Tommy warns, "They don't want you to." What does the line show about Tommy?
A neighbor says of Les, "He always was an oddball." What does this line show about the crowd?
After Pete is shot, a woman says, "You killed him, Charlie." What does the line show about the street's mood?
When the neighbors turn on Charlie, he says the "kid" is the one they want. What does this speech show about him?
Steve warns the neighbors not to become a "mob." What does his line show at that point?
The opening page names Steve Brand, Charlie, Tommy, Les Goodman, and others before the dialogue begins. What script part is this?
In a script line printed as STEVE: followed by his words, what is STEVE: called?
Text in parentheses tells actors where to move or what happens silently. What convention is being used?
The published teleplay divides its action into a few large main parts, each with its own heading. What is each of these largest divisions called?
At the end, a voice from outside the action speaks to the audience and states the warning about prejudice and suspicion. What script convention is this?
When Steve asks for proof, neighbors answer with new accusations. How does that build Steve without a narrator?
Charlie accuses Les, but after Charlie shoots Pete, others accuse Charlie. What does their response reveal about Charlie?
At the end, two figures on a hill watch the riot on Maple Street. What do they reveal about the power failures?
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