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In the opening scene, you learn that Emily is unhappy. How might Emily's face, posture, and actions show this?
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In the first scene, when Elizabeth, Emily, and Inez Stanley meet in the drugstore, it shows that Emily is unhappy. She expresses her discontent to her mother and her friend, who set her to dance with Horace. Inez Stanley might notice Emily's indifferent expression, poker face, and phony grin. Her posture may be slouchy and grumpy, indicating disinterest and discomfort from their conversation.
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