I want to add on&nbsp;given circumstances part that professor Oliveri mensioend on lecture 4 that given circumstances is a backbround story from writer that the actor need to know prior relationship to act on the secne. It makes the acting of Bondi seem the sense of depth. Because Bondi set the background of honeymoon story with her husband, she smiled and modify the honeymoon day when the husband mensioned incorrect memory of honeymoon day. For Lucy, the day is very precious, lovely, and unforgetable day. After 50 years later, when she and her husband imagine that day in the place where they ate dinner on honeymoon day, they get into the old memories. Lucy was bashful in the scene, kept smiling and kept looking her husband with lovely eyes. Through Bondi put given circumstances and imaginary circumstance, her acting is more real and has sense of depth.<br /><br /><br />Thank you so mcuh! This is because professor want me to add more citation of the lecture. (so, I want to say that because of the given circumstance and imaginary circumstances, she can act more truthfully.)<br />If you have more question just ask by message. I am always availble to answer! Thank you so much!