Barney Josephson with Moune

The transcript describes the final preparations for a show, where an impresario has done all he can for his protege. The responsibility now lies with the performer and the audience. The performer is encouraged and told they will be a 'wow', though the meaning of 'wow' is left as a mystery. The transcript ends with a call to action, indicating the start of the performance.

What has the impresario done for his protege?

What does the performer need to do from this point on?

How does the impresario feel about the performer's walk?

What does the impresario mean by 'You're going to be a wow'?

What is the significance of the phrase 'You'll find out' in the context of the performance?