My life in art (Part Two)

Everything that Stanislavsky tells us about in this wondrous book is something that leaves the reader with confusion and questions. The true artist is a humble artist by nature. He is not arrogant. Rather, he seeks knowledge by any means. And what do you say about the great Stanislavsky surrendering himself to the ballerina Zucchi, who trains him and the opera troupe? Which he formed during a period of his life, and the lessons he received from her were among the greatest lessons that created him into the great Russian theater artist.
And listen to him tell you about authors and the troubles they get into on stage, and listen to him tell you about poetry and classic novels, and how directors erased Molière, stripped him of his soul, and stifled his humor, and how the great Russian director Fedotov was able to save Molière from all of this in the light of psychology, which is the cornerstone of... Art Stanislavsky.