When it's working, "Game of Thrones" shows the costs and consequences of the most adaptable characters' evolutions, which are sometimes quite painful, sometimes fortunate and tend to keep us all off balance, characters and viewers alike.
But when you talk about the science of character, and the adaptable mind, and a lot of this neuroscience, and stuff that people across different religions, and philosophies, and time periods have all settled on, what are some of those strengths that really, we need to focus on more?
I've known Mo for a long time and he's a very easy-going character who is very adaptable; Alberto has always said he is very coachable.
But if Mr. Heckman is correct, the purpose of education is what it has always been: to develop a well-rounded, knowledgeable and adaptable person; to create upward mobility through smarts and character.
The characters who endure tend to be more adaptable, more willing to evolve to conditions in a merciless world.
His character arc had been from no-good junkie to an adaptable survivor.
Much visionary thinking has been undertaken by UK military chiefs about the Future Character of Conflict and the lighter, nimbler, more flexible and adaptable forces we will need.
"They are multilingual, universally understood, varied in form, highly adaptable and yet still instantly recognizable since each of the 10 characters has its own strong and unique identity".
Pompeo noted that the uncertainty of her character's fate is what helped her evolve into a more adaptable actor.
In essence a variation on "The Postman Always Rings Twice," James M. Cain's infinitely adaptable tale of lust, envy and deceit, "Jerichow" arranges its three main characters in a familiar pattern.
"Defence must be more adaptable, able to respond quickly to the changes in the security environment and the character of conflict.
