At the finale of the play $($film$),$ there is a moment where the family looks up to the sky with reverence, immediately following Gabriel's attempt at heralding the heavens $($hence the name Gabe, from the archangel that is the character's namesake$).$ See if you can notice the 'angel' in the sky in this image from the production. Clearly, the film's visual effects crew were able to make this happen$--$this visual aesthetic is not in the stage play. Still, symbolism is a designer's device regardless of the medium. Which of the following lines does Gabe give us in the final scene? Group of answer choices "That's the way that go$"$ "That's the way to do it$"$ "That's the way it should be done" "That's the way it is$"$