Everyone drew their lots, and Howard had also picked another average supporting character.
With this kind of format, it actually did not matter whether one was the main character or not, because the challenge was equally big.
Like what was said previously, because you didn't know which role you would pick, you would have to memorize every character's lines.
In contrast, because the main character had many lines that flowed more smoothly, they were actually a little easier to remember.
In this way, acting as supporting characters was actually more difficult.
And you had to guess which roles you would get because you did not know who you would eventually pick. For some roles that are more packed with emotions, you would also have to prepare more properly.
As each character had their own unique points, the difference was very big. Some were even on the opposites of two extremes.
