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The speaker discusses playing the character Kitty, highlighting her naivety and growth in love compared to Anna's intense love story. The transcript reflects on historical social rules and their relevance today, personal growth, and the timelessness of classic stories. The speaker shares their experience working with a director for the first time in English, emphasizing the collaborative process and rehearsals. Finally, they express hopes for the audience to be moved by the artistry and find a fresh perspective on the classic novel.

How does Kitty's love story differ from Anna's?

• Kitty's story is set in modern times.

• Kitty's story is about friendship, not love.

• Kitty's story is more naive and less intense.

• Kitty's story is more intense and passionate.

What does the speaker suggest about social rules of the past?

• They were more lenient than today's rules.

• They were different but still influence today's society.

• They were easier to follow than today's rules.

• They are completely irrelevant today.

What does the speaker learn about themselves?

• They prefer the past over the present.

• They have gained new perspectives as a young woman.

• They see life the same way as before.

• They have not changed at all over time.

Why does the speaker believe classic stories remain relatable?

• They are written in simple language.

• They accurately portray timeless human behavior.

• They are set in modern times.

• They focus on futuristic themes.

What does the speaker hope the audience will experience?

• A feeling of disappointment.

• A desire to read more modern novels.

• A sense of confusion.

• A wow experience and appreciation for the artistry.