Answer the following question based on the extract you have studied. As a director, how would you bring out the comedy in this scene? [10]

Award marks using a best-fit approach (max 10): Level 3 (8-10 marks): Detailed directorial vision with specific reference to space, movement, and individual performances. Clear understanding of dramatic impact. Level 2 (4-7 marks): Sound directorial ideas with some reference to the required elements. May lack detail in places. Level 1 (1-3 marks): Basic directorial ideas with limited reference to the question requirements. Indicative content: - Position the family on one side looking expectantly towards the entrance, creating a visual line of anticipation. - Have the soldier enter slowly from the opposite side, using the full stage depth to extend the approach. - Direct the family to react individually: one rushing forward, one frozen at the injuries, one turning away to hide tears. - Use the physical distance between soldier and family to build tension before the embrace. - Direct the soldier to pause and stand still, allowing the family to come to them. - Contrast the soldier's injured movement with the family's energetic rush. - Use silence during the approach, allowing physical performances to carry the emotion. - Create a moment of hesitation before the physical reunion, showing the gap war has created.