Read this original dramatic excerpt titled 'The Unshown Wound'. Excerpt: A messenger offers to display the prince's wound to prove the king's cruelty. The queen says, Cover it. Then she reads the prince's last request: Do not let my body persuade them more than my words. The king recognizes the handwriting as the child he dismissed as soft. The covered body remains center stage while the decree is repealed. In reading 'The Unshown Wound', which answer most precisely explains how the audience is led through pity, recognition, and judgment?