The Stage Manager's monologue about the day's events is similar to that in Act I Which events below does it include?

Select all that apply.

He describes Howie Newson's argument with Mrs. Gibbs.

He describes Emily and George's feelings for one another.

He describes Mrs. Gibbs and Mrs. Webb as they begin breakfast.

Howie Newsom is still delivering the milk.

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Carlos Sheppard

Social Studies

20 December, 17:01

The Stage Manager's monologue about the day's events is similar to that in Act I Which events below does it include?

Select all that apply.

He describes Howie Newson's argument with Mrs. Gibbs.

He describes Emily and George's feelings for one another.

He describes Mrs. Gibbs and Mrs. Webb as they begin breakfast.

Howie Newsom is still delivering the milk.

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Gabriel Wilcox · Answer 1

The above question includes the below-mentioned events: He describes Mrs. Gibbs and Mrs. Webb as they begin breakfast and Howie Newsom is still delivering the milk.

Explanation:

The above acts are the parts of the famous story "Our Town". The act focuses on the stage manager's thoughts on the daily event of two families. In Act 1. The stage manager introduces Mrs. Gibb and Mrs. Webb houses and explained about their families and their day to day events.

In Act 1, the stage-manage describes the talks between Mrs. Gibbs and Mrs. Webb at their breakfast table and about Howie Newsom who is still delivering the milk to them.