Stanislavski Post 10 & 11

I chose energetic as my active verb for The Emcee, he's constantly on the go and full of energy and excitement throughout the entire script so I found this was the best word to describe him.  

Energetic

ˌɛnəˈdʒɛtɪk/

adjective

adjective: energetic

1.

showing or involving great activity or vitality.

"moderately energetic exercise"

synonyms:

active, lively, dynamic, zestful, spirited, animated, vital, vibrant, sparkling, bouncy, bubbly, perky, bright and breezy, frisky, sprightly, tireless, indefatigable, enthusiastic, zealous, fiery, passionate; More informalpeppy, zippy, sparky, full of get-up-and-go, full of vim and vigour, full of beans, full of the joys of spring, bright-eyed and bushy-tailed; informalgo-go, peart "a skinny, energetic young man" vigorous, strenuous, brisk, lively; rigorous, hard, arduous, demanding, taxing, tough "energetic exercises" forceful, aggressive, vigorous, high-powered, all-out, determined, zealous, fiery, impassioned, emphatic, bold, pushing, driving, effective, effectual, powerful, potent; intense, intensive, hard-hitting, pulling no punches; informalpushy, punchy, gutsy, in-your-face, go-ahead, high-octane, feisty "an energetic advertising campaign"

antonyms:

inactive, lethargic, gentle, half-hearted