The Audience Perceives Only What The Actor

The Mind Is A Mill Which Can Incessant Turn, 'til Its Mere Operation Focus The Stress Inward And The Stones Grind Themselves To Dust.

In A World We Find Terrifying, We Ratify That Which Doesn't Threaten Us.

We Americans Have Always Considered Hollywood, At Best, A Sinkhole Of Depraved Venality. And, Of Course, It Is. It Is Not A Protective Monastery Of Aesthetic Truth. It Is A Place Where Everything Is Incredibly Expensive.

One Person May Need (or Want) More Leisure, Another More Work; One More Adventure, Another More Security, And So On. It Is This Diversity That Makes A Country, Indeed A State, A City, A Church, Or A Family, Healthy. 'one-size-fits-all,' And That Size Determined By The State Has A Name, And That Name Is 'slavery.'

Any Claim To Actual Identification As A Drama Must Rest Upon The Construction Of A Plot Independent Of The Assignment Of Affliction To The Protagonist.