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SHORT VOCAL DESCRIPTION: quiet, careful. his voice is gentle and light, thin, but nevertheless even. except when he screams or laughs. then u want noise cancelling headphones
— VOICE TONE: relatively high
— VOCABULARY: polite, measured; he deliberately constructs his sentences to be meaningful, impactful, least confrontational, except it can get somewhat simple when he's caught off-guard. and flustered. yelling at someone to get off the chandelier, etc.
— FAVORITE PHRASES: 'i'm too old for this.' 'i'm getting old ok???' 'you'll get it when you're older'
— SWEARING: out of frustration, or pain, and only ever on accident.
MANNERISMS/DEMEANOUR: overall exudes patience and a moderated interest, raised brows, smile alight. holds himself very painstakingly still in tense moments or when attention shifts to him; furrows his eyebrows often and listens to dumb stuff with his mouth a little crooked open like am i hearing this right. fidgets when stressed, tapping his fingers or threading his fingers under the holes of any ratty jeans he's wearing at the time. listens wide-eyed and intently, makes hums of acknowledgement and appropriate little noises (disgust, surprise, pride, etc.) - mannerly without a doubt, and very hesitant to do things of his own accord, but gets more comfortable and freed with time. he's very bad at controlling himself from reacting and may accidentally laugh from behind you at a joke you make to someone else. attentive, but unassuming. tries at least to hide any disbelief when hearing people out. shakes hair out of his eyes frequently, or physically tries to correct its positioning with a hand.
— TYPICAL POSTURE: straight and earnest, hands clasped in front of him or crossed with more weight on one leg staring you down like a disapproving or mildly resigned parent
— GESTURES: very expressive; naturally kinaesthetic, not big for moving his arms/hands but emotes very obviously on his face. makes the same motions with both hands without realising it often.
COMMON GESTURES: pressing the tips of his fingers together, tilting his head
SHORT VOCAL DESCRIPTION: quiet, careful. his voice is gentle and light, thin, but nevertheless even. except when he screams or laughs. then u want noise cancelling headphones
— VOICE TONE: relatively high
— VOCABULARY: polite, measured; he deliberately constructs his sentences to be meaningful, impactful, least confrontational, except it can get somewhat simple when he's caught off-guard. and flustered. yelling at someone to get off the chandelier, etc.
— FAVORITE PHRASES: 'i'm too old for this.' 'i'm getting old ok???' 'you'll get it when you're older'
— SWEARING: out of frustration, or pain, and only ever on accident.
MANNERISMS/DEMEANOUR: overall exudes patience and a moderated interest, raised brows, smile alight. holds himself very painstakingly still in tense moments or when attention shifts to him; furrows his eyebrows often and listens to dumb stuff with his mouth a little crooked open like am i hearing this right. fidgets when stressed, tapping his fingers or threading his fingers under the holes of any ratty jeans he's wearing at the time. listens wide-eyed and intently, makes hums of acknowledgement and appropriate little noises (disgust, surprise, pride, etc.) - mannerly without a doubt, and very hesitant to do things of his own accord, but gets more comfortable and freed with time. he's very bad at controlling himself from reacting and may accidentally laugh from behind you at a joke you make to someone else. attentive, but unassuming. tries at least to hide any disbelief when hearing people out. shakes hair out of his eyes frequently, or physically tries to correct its positioning with a hand.
— TYPICAL POSTURE: straight and earnest, hands clasped in front of him or crossed with more weight on one leg staring you down like a disapproving or mildly resigned parent
— GESTURES: very expressive; naturally kinaesthetic, not big for moving his arms/hands but emotes very obviously on his face. makes the same motions with both hands without realising it often.
COMMON GESTURES: pressing the tips of his fingers together, tilting his head