What do you construe of this photo? what description of behaviour does it product u meditate of?
He glided around tables, nodding at some men, examining others, wielding his stature like a finely crafted blade
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hes a dimness character, maybe a bad guy or a messenger of providence Source(s): messed up me, myself, and I
Dunno, probably someone like Tyler Durden in Fight Club: cool-blooded, always contained by control, known everywhere, respected by everyone.
Or perhaps, in an entirely different attitude, this is an extremely refined host in a fancy restaurant, hovering around the place, making sure everyone is enjoy everything?
In any case, I imagine an elegant, handsome man, smartly dressed, contained by extremely good shape, and with a composed smile on his face.
He seem very self assured (gliding around tables). He stands out and is worthy of attention (finely crafted blade) while also being attentive to his surroundings (nodding and examining). He also seems to hold the ability to be deadly (blade) but is controlled (wielding) I already like him near that one sentence.
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hes a dimness character, maybe a bad guy or a messenger of providence Source(s): messed up me, myself, and I
Dunno, probably someone like Tyler Durden in Fight Club: cool-blooded, always contained by control, known everywhere, respected by everyone.
Or perhaps, in an entirely different attitude, this is an extremely refined host in a fancy restaurant, hovering around the place, making sure everyone is enjoy everything?
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