And with that, sit down and feign great interest in what comes next. Normally that will work. If the person is alone or in a family group then the best recourse is to simply excuse yourself to other duties and walk away for a few minutes until they leave. This keeps harsh words from passing and maintains your dignity as well. I do hope this has been helpful and informative.
First person is rewarding and demanding, but very effective and gives visitors a memory to treasure.
This is possibly one of the most compelling, overlooked, and toughest questions any reenactor will ever ask him or herself. The reasoning is simple. This is not the case and those who do it well will be quick to point that out. In the case of the famous impression, there is a feeling that all the research is done and easily had. While this is often true to some extent, there are very few fledgling interpreters who have the necessary collateral knowledge to carry it off.