Question

We had been rehearsing the play for two months, and as opening night swiftly approached, my apprehension deepened, I had directed some dubious- seeming productions before, but nothing quite so dodgy as this one, the lead actor kept forgetting his lines at crucial points , the supporting actors seemed uninterested and uninvested, and the set kept falling apart. I was about at the end of my rope, at the point of pulling out what little hair I had left on my head, I felt sure we were doomed.

Read the paragraph above, then provide another paragraph on your own which brings the story to a conclusion. How you want to end the story is up to you, but you must provide extensive detail and description in your account.


Please help me anyone.

Answer 1

I could see determination and pride within the faces of all the cast. They were my friends and at this point my family. The stage drapes parted and the lights shone down in front of us was an empty auditorium. Seat after seat, empty and listless. But we still performed our hearts out and even though there was nobody to watch we still did it. Our once-in-a-lifetime show it wasn't all that great but I had fun. When the drapes finally closed the cheers of thousands rang in my ears. I looked back at my friends and fellow cast and shared the same smile that we had when we first started it was how it was meant to be.

Step-by-step explanation:

Put this last then put the comments as added in chronological order then add this

Answer 2

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