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STEVE

Go ahead, Tommy. We’ll be right back. And you’ll see. That wasn’t any ship or anything like it. That was just a . . . . a meteor or something. Likely as not –

(he turns to the group now trying to weight his words with an optimism he obviously doesn’t feel but is desperately trying to instill in himself as well as the others)
What do the dialogue and stage directions tell readers about Steve’s perspective?

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User Mruanova
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Answer:

Confusion or distress

Step-by-step explanation:

Confusion as Steve doesn't know what the object was, be it a ship, a meteor, or something else. It could be distress because he doesn't feel very optimistic about the scenario.

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User Simon Verhoeven
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Answer:

He is trying to feel optimistic even though he is not

Step-by-step explanation:

Happy New years!

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User Calinaadi
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