English, 17.12.2020 07:20 yaneth0310p8flas

LAURIE I'm almost through, Ma. BLANCHE All right, darling. Don't get up too quickly.

KATE (To LAURIE) You have better color today, sweet-heart. Did you get a little sun this morning?

LAURIE I walked down to the beach.

BLANCHE Very slowly, I hope?

LAURIE Yes, Ma.

BLANCHE That's good.

EUGENE (Turns to the audience again) She gets all this special treatment because the doctors say she has kind of a flutter in her heart . . .

—Brighton Beach Memoirs,
Neil Simon

Why does Eugene speak to the audience?

He helps us understand why people are so nice to Laurie.
He tells us why a heart flutter is dangerous.
He makes us feel sorry for Laurie.
He lets us know that he’s tired of the special treatment Laurie receives.

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LAURIE I'm almost through, Ma. BLANCHE All right, darling. Don't get up too quickly.

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