SHEER HEART ATTACK || GALLERY

[truce.]

So, first of all, Saros' way of thinking is very methodical and logical; his mind works meticulously like cog works. When it comes to emotion, on the other hand, he is quite naïve about it. He is a great analyst and sees the world as a complex machine and that with any machine each part is interrelated. Due to this way of being, he would much rather speak of facts rather than his opinions as, honestly, he doesn't feel as if he can get emotionally attached enough to most things to form a solid view point. And, with this preference for fact, he is often confident about what he believes in and therefore often thinks that he knows best; anyone who'd try to tell him otherwise without logical reasoning would really irritate him.

Being young and curious in the world, he has a fantastic imagination and is very innovative, which helps with his mission to construct a working hearing aid for Atlas. Academically, Saros is very intelligent but he lacks in emotional intelligence. He is often very honest and straight forward, unintentionally hurting others' feelings when he says the truth but, to him, truth is the most important factor in conversation and sometimes the truth hurts. He is quite naturally insensitive, often quick to dismiss subjectivity as being irrational.

He is a very shy and quiet boy, his reserved personality often hiding his passions but, if anyone was to ever share the same passions with him, it would almost be obvious in the slight glimmer of enthusiasm in his eyes that he'd be happy to discuss his passions with them.

Saros doesn't only get awkward and withdrawn in a social setting, he actually begins to feel quite stressed out and anxious when forced into a conversation that he does not want to participate, but always feels too awkward to ask to leave. He is a private boy who enjoys to keep to himself a lot of the time to relax his tirelessly working mind and will get stressed out if forced to communicate with people for extended periods of time. What may be more dangerous than his withdrawn ways are the times that he does attempt to connect with others yet does so unsuccessfully.

He takes pride in the knowledge that he possesses and loves nothing more than to share his rationale with others. However, he often becomes quite condescending and unintentionally rude when explaining how he got to a conclusion, often simplifying his thoughts to the point of insult as he quite does not understand how to gauge other people's perspectives on things.