Aren stood in a corner, studying the scene the director wanted him to play. This scene was from the middle of the drama, considered the turning point in the lead character's ideals.
The scene depicted him and his group of friends protesting against the governor's tyranny. It was set in the 1900s, with a corrupt governor as the villain and the protagonist's struggle against him.
In this particular scene, the governor sent the police force to shut down the protest, where due to the adrenaline rush, some of the protesters threw stones at the police, prompting the police to fire.
The protagonist was shot in the leg as he tried to escape, and the scene depicted his struggle and the change in his ideals.
It was when he was crawling that he decided to stop relying on protests and take matters into his own hands.
However, the scene had no dialogue; the actor had to convey the change in his character just from his gaze and expression, which was the hardest part.
