George Bernard Shaw talking on porch

The transcript reflects on the natural inclination of being a writer, likening it to the ever-present taste of water. The speaker shares their perspective on writing as an innate ability, emphasizing the ease and naturalness with which they approach it. The discussion highlights the enduring spirit and keen mindset of a writer, suggesting that writing is as fundamental and effortless as tasting water.

What does the author imply about their relationship with writing?

How does the author describe the naturalness of writing for them?

What metaphor does the author use to describe the taste of water?

What does the author mean by saying 'it has no taste because it's always there'?

How does the author feel about their teeth in relation to their mouth?