One of the things he’s gleaned from his empathetic studies is that, contrary to thespian myth, human beings transform themselves very little. “I think there’s an obsession with arc,” he says, “the arc of a character, the character’s journey - but I don’t think people change all that much in the end. I think people have a very primal, immediate nature, and they spend most of their time struggling against it or trying to reconnect with it.
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Guardian article on Chiwetel Ejiofor (April 25, 2009)

Interesting to think of a character having more of a swinging pendulum relationship with some basic self rather than an arc…

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    Gonna be chewing on this quote for a bit - really liking it. This is why I fucks with Chiwetel.
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