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What would most likely be the effect of changing George S. Kaufman's The Still Alarm so that the characters reacted in a more typical manner?

A. The play would be significantly shorter.
B. The characters would be more likeable.
C. The play would not have a comic tone.
D. The play would include more dialogue.



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Changing character reactions in George S. Kaufman's play would eliminate the comic tone.


Explanation:

The effect of changing George S. Kaufman's The Still Alarm so that the characters reacted differently would likely result in option C: the play would not have a comic tone. Kaufman's work often involves comedic elements, so altering the character reactions would shift the tone away from comedy.


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