Interpreting Stage Directions for Emotional Response

In dramatic texts, stage directions provide essential information about how a scene should be presented. They can indicate actions, emotions, or the setting in which the dialogue occurs. Consider the following excerpt from a fictional play:

(Lights dim. A single spotlight focuses on JANE, who stands center stage, her hands trembling. She stares at the floor, as shadows dance around her.)

Based on this stage direction, which of the following actions best reflects JANE's emotional state?