Emilia Clarke

I mean, we're saying I. I mean, Fabian, my incredible teacher for this.

And he and I built a process that was like a six-step process, which involves...

visualization it involves a memory palace but it also involves writing stories that then you put into the memory palace so you have a russian line and each word broken into its syllables you know

paw, let's say that's one of the sounds in one of the words in one of the sentences.

You think of a paw, you think of like a dog's paw.

So you're like, right, that's an image.

And then you create images for each of these sounds.

Then you make those into a story.

So you're imagining this, a dog and his paw is holding up this

Something else that's holding a da-da-da with a cow over here and a da-da-da-da.

And so you create this whole story.

Then you put that story in a space.

This is all in your mind.

In a space that you know very well.

And so you walk in and you see in your mind's eye the action happening in these very specific parts of the room.

And then you've learned it.

That's fascinating.

Wild.

The real outtakes is me just swearing profusely every time I mess it up.

Do you have a similar technique for learning lines in English?