If he was being burned, he would have cried out. He would yell out and let them know he was in pain. He would have been flailing his arms. ... He may be paralyzed but he can hug you and lets you know he's in pain.

Go ahead and do it. I'll figure out some way to justify it. ... Just let them yell at me.

How much? Well, let me just tell you,

Sometimes I may give them too much information -- I should just let them go out and play,

They let themselves be bare before me. They screamed and yelled and cried and moaned and sobbed and growled. I gave them a scene, a character and maybe a line and, boom, all of sudden there was another human being in front of me.

It shows that we're dedicated. When they make a run, we've got to make a run back. We can't let them take our momentum.