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Read this excerpt from king arthur's socks: a comedy in one act.

vivien: (enters and lounges against the mantelpiece) arthur gone to new york again?

what do the stage directions reveal about vivien?

a. they illustrate vivien’s lack of ambition in life.
b. they imply vivien’s confident assertiveness.
c. they reveal vivien’s disdain for luxurious items.
d. they demonstrate vivien’s unhurried pace.

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