Your Protagonist Cannot Be Perfect
/The protagonist of a play cannot be a perfect person. If he were, he could not improve, and he must come out at the end of the play a more admirable human being than he went in.
MAXWELL ANDERSON
The protagonist of a play cannot be a perfect person. If he were, he could not improve, and he must come out at the end of the play a more admirable human being than he went in.
MAXWELL ANDERSON
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