C.04 - The Appetites

What is the primary difference between appetite in comedy and drama?

• Appetite in comedy is intellectual, while in drama it is primal
• Appetite in comedy is primal, while in drama it is intellectual
• Appetite in both comedy and drama is intellectual
• Appetite in both comedy and drama is primal

Which of the following best describes a character’s appetite in Commedia?

• Intellectual need
• Gut need
• Emotional conflict
• Trivial need

Which of these statements is true about comedy characters' needs?

• They come from the gut
• They are connected to intellect
• They are primal
• They are driven by logical thinking

What is 'truth in size' in comedy?

• Playing characters with normal needs
• The need of the character must be played in an exaggerated way
• The need of the character must be realistic and subtle
• The character’s needs are small and insignificant

How does 'truth in size' differ between Marvel movies and shows like Law & Order?

• Marvel movies show larger-than-life reality, while Law & Order is more realistic
• Both show the same kind of theatrical reality
• Law & Order is more exaggerated, while Marvel movies are realistic
• Marvel movies focus on small, subtle character needs

In comedy, how do characters’ gut needs drive the story?

• Characters are completely committed to their needs
• Needs are trivial but feel urgent to the character
• Needs are always logical
• Characters overthink their needs

What is the animal associated with Avarice in Commedia?

• Pig
• Peacock
• Bear
• Rooster

Which animal represents the sin of Gluttony in Commedia?

• Slug
• Hog
• Turkey
• Bear

Which of these are considered appetites for Commedia characters?

• Greed
• Pride
• Envy
• Hunger

What kind of behavior does Sloth lead to in Commedia?

• Active ambition
• Delay and decay
• Overworking
• Strong leadership