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What is unsaid can matter on stage - Online practice 1
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Complete original short scene, 'Suitcase': [A case stands by the door.] JO: You packed early. MALIK: The train is at seven. JO: I know the time. [Jo moves the case away from the door. Silence.] Stage directions are supplied evidence. The possible motives are interpretations, not confirmed biographies. Any added action must be identified as a performance choice.
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