I'm at the point in my studies where I now feel inclined to get up next to Ian and start bouncing along with him as I contribute to the lecture. It was still fun even having heard it several times before, and hearing it again makes me feel like the teacher's pet who already knows everything because of extensive studying (even though in my case it's more like cheating). Any way you put it- my heart gets warm and tingly.
I also liked using the same techniques and tricks some of us had learned from the Ophelia monologue and applying it to new material. It proves that Ian is not some schmuck who only studied one monologue and thinks he get pass himself off as some kind of expert. Oh no, he speaks the truth.
The afternoon went by more slowly because of the sitting down. Julia can stop it with the lies- she was SO involved in the antics. Playing kitty is just a quiet way to pass the time. I did get excited watching Blake, because it inspires me to try new things and think of the places I can go with the character once I'm up doing. I have a few trick up the sleeve of my eurotrash-foreign-exchange-student-shirt.
Yours Truly,
Chloe
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