What is your choice? ?

You have chosen 【B. Tell Director Jiang about your dreams】

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"I had a dream."

When you came back to your senses, you found that Director Jiang had put down the magazine in his hand at some point, and seemed to be waiting for you to finish speaking.

You raised your head, and your eyes met Director Jiang's.During the few seconds that you stared at him quietly, you wondered how to organize your sentences, whether you should explain all the dreams you had so far one by one, but in the end you gave up on telling the whole story.

Even though the man in the dream is not you, you are still worried that Director Jiang will treat you as one.You don't want Director Jiang to misunderstand that you are just like the man in your dream, a flirtatious and merciful man.

So you decided to only tell Director Jiang the dream you just had, and omit the man who is suspected of having an affair with the dreamer.

You vaguely said that someone in the dream said that you were in a bad state of mind and not suitable for acting, but you insisted on going to the theater. At the end, you mentioned the medicine bottle on the bedside table and the medical certificate for depression.

After you finished speaking, you suddenly realized how inappropriate the words were.Even though Director Jiang said last night that he wanted you to treat him as a friend, he is still your immediate boss.Mentioning this dream to him is like telling him in disguise that he is not in a good state of mind and may not be qualified for the role.

Sure enough, before you could explain your intentions, Director Jiang spoke up.

"The audition should be postponed for a week." Director Jiang said, "It is really difficult to successfully create such a complex character in a short period of time, let alone you are still an amateur. A lot of pressure."

"No, it's not like that!" Your emotions became agitated instantly, "That's not what I meant!"

You took a deep breath, and after adjusting your emotions, you explained to Director Jiang that you had no plans to rest.

You told him that you mentioned the dream to him in a casual manner, without any deep meaning.You also said that you are already preparing for the audition next week, and you will definitely do your best to interpret the role well.

After you repeatedly assured that your state would not affect the audition, Director Jiang finally showed a helpless smile.

"Okay, but if you need more time to adjust your status, you can tell me at any time. A few days will not delay the start of filming." When Director Jiang said this, the smile on his face disappeared, and his expression became serious. "It's easy to discuss these things during the audition, but after the official filming starts, it's more difficult to set aside time for rest."

Your throat tightened, and you immediately assured Director Jiang that if you pass the audition successfully, you will not delay the filming progress due to personal reasons.

Before leaving the living room, you couldn't hold back your curiosity and asked Director Jiang how he would deal with the actors in his crew if they really had mental illness.

"Although this sounds a little unreasonable, I will most likely start looking for someone to replace this actor immediately." He paused when he said this, his expression became a little subtle.

"But it's not necessarily..." Director Jiang sighed, leaning back on the sofa, and casually looked at the chandelier on the ceiling, "Sometimes, mental illness can make actors more sensitive and add texture to the movie... "

His eyes froze, and his eyes fell on you again, so his originally divergent eyes refocused.

"But this kind of situation is too rare," he laughs, "and although it can make the film itself, it will cause irreversible damage to the actor-I will never do such a wicked thing."

Director Jiang's words woke you up again, making you realize that the audition is imminent.

In order to better understand the characters, you read the two scripts given to you by Director Jiang from beginning to end.But after you read through the script, you feel even more confused.

In the first script Director Jiang gave you, women's clothing is the core content, and it explains in detail how the protagonist borrows women's clothing to escape the restraints imposed on him by the mainstream society. Self-liberation is the most prominent theme in the script.The protagonist's feelings for "Xia" are more derived from an empathy mentality, because the other party meets all the requirements of mainstream society for men, and is at the top of the pyramid-this is what he at the bottom of the pyramid does not have.The protagonist's affection for "Xia" indirectly shows that he still retains a traditional consciousness in his bones, believing that only men like "Xia" can live in the sun openly.Therefore, his feelings for "Xia" are not love from the beginning to the end, but a kind of inferiority and envy.

However, the second script Director Jiang gave you yesterday is completely different.

There are hardly any action scenes in this script, it is all the inner monologue of the protagonist.And it is precisely because it analyzes the inner world of the protagonist that it makes this cowardly and kind protagonist more complicated.You realize that the main character isn't purely a "victim," nor is his mind purely good.He will not cast kindness on classmates who are bullied on campus.On the contrary, he would be happy to himself, imagining that he would roll his eyes at the other party, and call out the other party's nickname like other students in the class.

More importantly, in this script, the protagonist desires "Xia".When "Xia" participated in the school basketball game, all he could think about was the opponent's beautiful muscle lines, fantasizing about the opponent galloping on him, the sweat from the base of his neck dripping on his trembling skin, running along his The arched upper limbs slide to the lower abdomen.

A lot of abstract and sensational words engulf you, making you blush when you read the script.In this script, the protagonist's love for "Xia" is more of carnal love, and the protagonist's humbleness comes more from his unspeakable desire for "Xia"-the theme of women's clothing and self-liberation is thus greatly weakened.

The difference in emphasis between the two scripts confuses you to the core.Logically speaking, you should focus all your attention on the second script. After all, Director Jiang said that the content of the final audition is to select the plots in the second script for interpretation.

But the theme of "carnal desire" is too difficult for you who have no experience, and you are very worried about whether you have enough level to perform this feeling.

You think the most conservative method is to choose the plot interpretation mentioned in both scripts-that is, the part of the protagonist's women's clothing.In this way, you can not only avoid the parts you are not good at, but also meet Director Jiang's assessment requirements.

At this time, you choose-

【A. Looking for the leaf staff】

【B. Ask Teacher Yu for advice】

[C. Ask Director Jiang for advice]

[D. Take the most conservative method to deduce]