In the last episode, the lead actor suddenly stumbled on stage, and people on social media are writing, "He must be really tired." But there are some rumors going around that there might be a health problem. Did you notice if you watched? Or is it just fans exaggerating? And also, why do you think no one is making a statement?
I think there could be a health crisis. If someone stumbles and then recovers on stage, they might have lost their balance or maybe their blood pressure dropped. It happened to me; when my blood sugar drops, it feels like I suddenly fall into a void.
Stage lights can really affect you; I once got sick while giving a presentation at a conference, and at that moment, they were shining a light on me, and it was already hot. Especially if you're in a job like acting, being constantly exposed to this pace isn't surprising.
You're always trying to justify the employee, but a professional player needs to be prepared for these things. After all, they are not someone who gets on stage once in forty years. There is a responsibility to the audience.
As you said, everyone on social media has been writing about how tired they look, but there could be many things causing this kind of wobbling. Dizziness, a momentary drop in blood sugar, or simply a lack of sleep can also trigger it. However, if it happens repeatedly, a neurological examination may definitely be necessary.
Let me add something, I noticed later that the player's position on the stage looks quite convoluted, it seemed like a staircase. It's not very clear, but maybe we should also check the ground. Could there be anything other than health?
I always wonder about this in such situations: if people are this tired, why don’t they take care of themselves? Maybe married people don’t see it as a responsibility, but why doesn’t a single person adjust their pace? Also, not providing an explanation is bad.
Come on, stop with this "responsibility to the audience" nonsense. What do you understand about billing someone when they're tired? You'd think they're robots, not humans. There's probably a lot of work pressure already, and you shouldn't add to it 😅
Well, I once experienced a simple imbalance and fell too; that feeling is incredibly bad. If I haven't drunk enough water since the night before, my arms and legs feel numb. If it's due to general fatigue, I might really take a while to recover.
