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I suspect that there are no purely interpretative arts; all arts, I suspect, are ultimately creative. - (Players of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #292)

The character, even before he greets the audience in the initial parade of the actors, is for most practical purposes established, and in rich, complex detail; furthermore it is anticipated with relish and welcomed with affection. This being the case it is interesting to note that one actor's Merchant is not the same Merchant as that of another actor. Somehow, within the outlines of the role, and the traditional business associated with it, these actors manage to make their versions unique and special onto themselves. I suspect that there are no purely interpretative arts; all arts, I suspect, are ultimately creative. "Please, Master," whimpered the girl holding my arm, pressing herself against me. "Please, Master". I looked to one side, to the ground at the side of the raised platform. - (Players of Gor)