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Agree with the scenario and add to it. For example, if someone says 'We're on a spaceship!', respond with 'Yes, and I just saw an alien outside!'

Advance the scene by making declarative statements. Instead of asking 'Where are we?', declare 'The jungle is dense here.'

Quickly set up the characters, activities, and location. For example, saying 'Doctor, this patient needs an X-ray' immediately clarifies all three.

React as smartly as your character allows. If playing a doctor and someone mentions a symptom, respond with a logical medical question or statement.

Avoid rejecting other performers' ideas. If someone initiates a scene as a pirate, don't dismiss it; instead, join the adventure on the high seas.

Focus on the present scene. If your character is having dinner, don't worry about what happens next. Instead, engage fully with the dinner conversation.

Balance the spotlight. If you've been talking a lot, give others a chance to speak or act. Allow the scene to breathe and involve all performers.

Progress the scene by introducing new elements or advancing the plot. If characters are planning a heist, start enacting the plan rather than just talking about it.

Use any slip-ups to your advantage. If someone accidentally calls a character by the wrong name, incorporate it as a nickname or plot twist.