While Strasberg focused on the memory recall aspect of the method, Stella Adler's approach centered on the idea that actors should find truth in the script, inner emotions, experiences, and circumstances of the character. Her teachings have been carried on, today, through Larry Moss, a successor and student of Adler. Moss is the author of the acting textbook, "The Intent to Live", in which he maintains the basic training of Adler's techniques. The book introduces "given circumstances", which are the facts about the character given in the script, and "interpretation", which is the truths about the character not given in the script. This is the actor's assumptions about the character they are playing.