OPTIONS: [I] Pay close attention to the information that the script gives away about your role. You will learn a lot about your character from the setting, your lines, and the things that other characters say about your character. [II] Writing the script will prepare you emotionally and physically for meeting your character. Read the script aloud several times and make sure that you are understanding the first number or two, the second number, the third number, and then the main character's second number. [III] If you are reading a script for a show or opening a play, read it at least three times before you leave. The script may have mistakes that you will need to make. [IV] Sometimes there are incorrect scripts, so do not worry. Once you are reading the script with the actors in action, re-read it to understand your character better.Choose from options above and answer: What most naturally follows?

How to understand your character for a play
Read the script.
You will need to read the script several times. This will help you get a sense of who your character is.
Answer:
[I]