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@RhebusMall I'm guessing you mean the bit where it looks like the teacher is mouthing near the start? ;) It works later on in the scene, so I'm guessing the sound tech turned it down/off at the sound desk, and that the mouthed bit is just an ad lib that the audience doesn't need to hear ^^

@KOLTON545 It would be nice, but most of them count as war graves, and as such aren't to be touched... Plus the fact most would disintegrate if taken out into the open air doesn't help, either :(

Oh no... Fake sounding British anchor... Why?! *cries inwardly*

@walterglanz Now, did I say that? I just said that if you're going to sit there and attack someone for not being technically brilliant, then you're going to find holes in everyone. Technique is not everything, and an uncut diamond is still nice, eh? ^^

@elsephen I think he's just done it 'differently'. With someone like Esparza, you get a lot of feeling and anger and passion from Robert. Ovenden seems to have done it as more of a steady realisation of what Robert really wants, rather than all emotion and 'passion'. Personally, I like them both ...

Ha! Macbeth quote ftw! 'The bell invites thee. Hear it not, Duncan, for it a knell! That summons thee to Heaven or to Hell!' Or to do with turrets, if you're the mad hermit of the wall cavities >.<