Question: In Act II, the Manager argues that the Characters' story needs to be changed, because audiences don't want to see something that is *too* true. How does this idea act as a theory of reading literature? Question options: The Manger's idea implies that art should always represent truth, especially because an artist needs to have a creative outlet for self-expression. The Manager's idea implies that art can also be for escapism; sometimes reality is too heartbreaking, and no one wants to see it. The Manager's idea implies that reality and art are not connected in any way. Since truth is not the goal of any artist, changes to the story do not matter.