...Or, if you will, the stage-set contains the action ambiguously (as regards the norms of action)—and in the course of the play's development this ambiguity...would be: scene is to act as implicit is to explicit. One could not deduce the details of the action from the details of the setting, but one could deduce...

...implicitly, all that the narrative is to draw out as a sequence, explicitly. Or, if you will, the stage-set contains the action ambiguously (as regards the norms...would be: scene is to act as implicit is to explicit. One could not deduce the details of the action from the details of the setting, but one could deduce...