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re: Isn't she always?

Posted by: Zelgo 03:31 pm EST 12/06/13
In reply to: re: Isn't she always? - TheOtherOne 03:26 pm EST 12/06/13

I noticed that and actually thought it added so much to the interpretation.

She separated the word "dream" from the rest of the phrase to give it special emphasis.


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re: Isn't she always?

Posted by: TheOtherOne 03:42 pm EST 12/06/13
In reply to: re: Isn't she always? - Zelgo 03:31 pm EST 12/06/13

If I liked the show more I might have watched it again to see if I heard it that way, but I did not save it and can't. To me, it sounded like she needed a breath, rebounded and gave it her all. Something which in a way only added to the live theater effect they were aiming for.

This was more of an observation than a complaint. I hope that was apparent in my earlier post.


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re: Isn't she always?

Posted by: FriendofDorothy 06:27 pm EST 12/06/13
In reply to: re: Isn't she always? - TheOtherOne 03:42 pm EST 12/06/13

I thought it was an acting choice.


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