How did the audience react when Pokimane cried while telling an emotional story?

Maybe she was recalling a very sad or traumatic personal experience. For example, it could be about losing a loved one or a difficult time in her past that still haunts her.

First, stop him from talking for a moment. Ask if he's okay. If he's choking, you might need to perform the Heimlich maneuver if you're trained to do so.

Some people might have been shocked. They could have gasped or had wide - eyed expressions when hearing the terrifying details.

Others could be a bit bored if they're not into that kind of topic. However, if Sera is a good storyteller, she might be able to draw in even those who aren't initially interested.

At first, the villagers rushed to help the boy when he cried wolf. But after several false alarms, they ignored his cries when the wolf actually came.

One way is to interact with your viewers or listeners. Ask them questions like what color they think the dog should be while you're in the middle of drawing it. Also, make your story funny. If the dog in the story is clumsy, draw it in a comical way. Add little details to the drawing as the story progresses to keep everyone's attention.

Moana might be very excited. These stories are not just tales but a connection to her heritage. As her grandma weaves the story, Moana could be imagining all the events in her head, maybe even interrupting with questions to learn more details about the characters and events in the story.

If the story was really interesting, the audience might have been very engaged. They could have been on the edge of their seats, listening intently.

He might listen attentively, with a bit of a smirk on his face, depending on how funny or engaging the story is.

You should listen attentively. Look her in the eyes and nod to show that you are following her words.