What do the stage directions tell the reader about Steve’s response to the group’s accusations?

A- He is pretending to agree with the group.

B- He is frightend by the group's anger.

C- He is not afraid to challenge the group.

D- He is nervous that the group knows the truth.

I need this answered in 10-15 minutes! Thanks :)) btw it is a question about The Monsters are Due on Maple Street! <3

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