KATE I told that boy a hundred and nine times. (She yells out) Eugene! Stop banging the wall! EUGENE (Calls out) In a minute, Ma! This is for the World Series! (Back to his game) One out, a man on second, bottom of the seventh, three balls, one strike... Ruffing stretches, Ruffing pitches -- (He throws the ball) Oh, no! High and outside, JoJo Moore walks! First and second and Mel Ott lopes up to the plate... BLANCHE (Stops again) Can't he do that someplace else? -Brighton Beach Memoirs, Neil Simon Which lines of dialogue best help the audience understand Eugene's perspective? O "In a minute, Ma! This is for the World Series!" X "Ruffing stretches, Ruffing pitches." O "Oh, no! High and outside... "Mel Ott lopes up to the plate ..."