This is larp. It\u2019s improvised. I\u2019ll make mistakes. You\u2019ll make mistakes. You\u2019ll forget parts of the back story. You\u2019ll speak in a voice that\u2019s not appropriate for your character. You\u2019ll mispronounce words that your character knows perfectly. You\u2019ll break a cultural taboo inadvertently. You\u2019ll forget the name of your childhood friend. <\/p>\n
And that\u2019s OK. Because you know what\u2019s the alternative to making mistakes? Shutting up. Standing still. Not improvising. Not roleplaying. <\/p>\n
In fact: it\u2019s not just OK, it\u2019s excellent. We ignore the mistakes of others. We forgive them. We forget them. When we think back on the larp, it\u2019s not the mistakes we remember. And some mistakes are hidden gifts, that take roleplay to new and interesting places.<\/p>\n
Roleplaying, improvising, requires us to make mistakes. A barrage of mistakes. That\u2019s how we learn. That\u2019s when things happen. That\u2019s how we become so comfortable as our characters that things just flow, and the magic begins seeping in. By daring to make mistakes you give your character a chance to speak through you. Clumsily at first. Fluently later. <\/p>\n
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