A lot of the commentary around "A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms" keeps circling back to how "British actors are just really good." People usually point to classical training. Drama school. Shakespeare. Stage work. All of that is true.
But there's another layer people don’t talk about enough.
Have you actually met British people?
Every office is a small theatre. Politeness is a performance. Conflict is often wrapped in irony. Disapproval is delivered as "just checking in." Praise is carefully rationed. Your colleague has probably never told you what they really think since your first induction. Everything is coded, softened, or staged.
"Sounds good" might mean "this is terrible."
"No worries" might mean "I’m annoyed."
"We should do lunch sometime" might mean "we will never do lunch."
A lot of these actors have been raised with this social choreography before they applied to their first drama school.
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Orión está malito.
Lleva mal desde el jueves. Le hemos llevado a varios veterinarios (en Linares no pueden hacer TAC y nos derivaron a un hospital de Jaén), pero no ha habido comunicación entre las clínicas y estamos con Orión sin saber qué le pasa y sin tratamiento.