The parts that I had trouble with were the ones I personally couldn't connect with. Those are the parts where I'm expressing what my character is truly feeling, standing up for my character's self & making my character's voice heard. Since I rarely do that in real life, it felt unfamiliar to me & awkward in getting passed that.If you have any emotional blocks in dealing with a script, it's on a personal level. It's good to make a list of things you & your character have in common & how opposite you 2 are. I think that the ones that clicked with me were the ones that were compatible with how I think, as if I were repeting my own thoughts. There's something therapeutic about delving into your character because it brings up your own quirks & mannerisms.