| And trust. |
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| All right, very nice, people. |
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| Now that you have clearly
mastered the trust exercise, |
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| you, you're ready to act. |
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| But the secret to acting is reacting. |
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| Did you see that? He reacted. |
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| - He didn't think. Did you?
- I try not to, sir. |
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| And you're great at it. |
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| I want you all living in that mom... |
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| I've got a brother. |
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| You're gonna have to do
way better than that. |
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| Oh. Hmm... |
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| Nice work. You get an A for the day. |
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| I'll take a B if you stop doing that. |
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| Everybody listen up. |
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| Now we're going to do
the mirror exercise. |
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| What one does, the other mirrors. |
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| Acting, reacting. |
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| Mirror. |
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| Now, next week, we are doing scenes
from Shakespeare's great play, |
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| Romeo and Juliet. |
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