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In Act III, reread Matt’s lines of dialogue and the stage directions next to them. What do the dialogue and stage directions indicate? (iReady)

In Act III, reread Matt’s lines of dialogue and the stage directions next to them. What do the dialogue and stage directions indicate? (iReady)
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In Act III, reread Matt’s lines of dialogue and the stage directions next to them. What do the dialogue and stage directions indicate?

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Its Matts Growing distress...

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Matt's increasing distress

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