i see the wisdom of it absolutely tho, of course, it is harder to do in practise than to nod along to.

Example in our last improv session which I spotted because we'd been specifically told to do the opposite and the session coach aluded to it in wash up.

Playing Actor's Nightmare. B comes in and replaces C. B has a go at making an offer but it's not the right one, gives up slightly and adopts a "bunny in the headlights" aspect.

I noticed aslo the difference between a good actor and a good improvisor.