The speaker expresses joy and pride in portraying Sue Sylvester, a character who has become a significant archetype, even likened to Satan in children's nightmares. They thank Madame Tussauds for creating a wax figure of Sue and describe the surreal experience of seeing it, comparing it to viewing oneself in a coffin.

How does the speaker describe Sue Sylvester's transformation?

• As a historical figure

• As a modern-day hero

• As a fictional character

• As a Jungian archetype

What does the speaker say about Sue Sylvester's impact on children?

• She inspires them to be better

• She appears in their dreams

• She is a role model for them

• She replaces Satan in their nightmares

Why does the speaker thank Madame Tussauds?

• For choosing to immortalize Sue Sylvester in wax

• For creating a new exhibit

• For hosting a special event

• For sponsoring a TV show

What does the speaker enjoy about playing Sue Sylvester?

• The fame it brings

• The opportunity to travel

• Wearing a different tracksuit each day

• Meeting new people

How does the speaker feel about seeing their wax figure?

• Weirded out, like seeing themselves in a coffin

• Excited and thrilled

• Surprised and honored

• Confused and disoriented