He must be familiar with many people, including the lowest and the highest, so that he may give to others, clothed with flesh and blood, the characters born of the poet's brain.

How does the line "characters born of the poet's brain" affect the meaning of the interview?

It conveys the idea that good actors can portray all kinds of people.

It implies that actors, through their craft, must become other people.

It suggests that without the playwright's imagination, actors would not have good characters to portray.

It indicates that great actors bring the characters the playwright imagined to life.

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Essence Brandt

26 September, 10:37

He must be familiar with many people, including the lowest and the highest, so that he may give to others, clothed with flesh and blood, the characters born of the poet's brain.

How does the line "characters born of the poet's brain" affect the meaning of the interview?

It conveys the idea that good actors can portray all kinds of people.

It implies that actors, through their craft, must become other people.

It suggests that without the playwright's imagination, actors would not have good characters to portray.

It indicates that great actors bring the characters the playwright imagined to life.

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Noelle Fitzgerald · Answer 1

Noelle Fitzgerald 26 September, 11:01

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Lucas Compton · Answer 2

C is the option.

Explanation:

For this question, it is necessary to look at two aspects: the familiarity the playwright must have with many people (stated at the beginning) and that the characters born of the poet's brain. So, it means that a) the playwright must be familiar with all situations and people and b) due to this experience, the playwright is able to create reliable characters and that without it, actors would not have good characters to portray.