What would most likely be the effect of changing George S. Kaufman's The Still Alarm so that the characters reacted in a panic rather than in a calm manner?

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What would most likely be the effect of changing George S. Kaufman's The Still Alarm so that the characters reacted in a panic rather than in a calm manner?

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C. the play wouldn't have been a comic tone.

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The play would not have a comic tone.

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