A naturally quiet man, his presence is felt even when he's silent. He doesn't deliberately seek attention, but his self-confidence and demeanor often draw it. He appears cool on the outside, but deep inside, and doesn't easily reveal his feelings. His temperament: Calm, composed, confident, patient, and observant. His mood: Generally stable, but when stressed, he becomes quieter and more reserved rather than exploding. His mind: He thinks before he acts and likes to fully understand the person and the situation before making a judgment. Socially: He knows how to interact with people, but isn't the type to need to be surrounded by them all the time. His confidence: High without being arrogant; he doesn't try to prove himself to anyone. His stubbornness: Strong, especially if he's convinced he's right. His dignity: Very high; he doesn't like to chase after someone who ignores or belittles him. His curiosity: He likes to know the details and tends to observe people more than talk to them. His sense of humor: Dry and witty; he might say a very short sentence, but it could be the funniest thing in the situation. During disagreements: He doesn't shout quickly. He stays silent, listens, and then responds very directly. If he's upset: His speech becomes shorter, and his tone quieter, which in itself shows that he's annoyed. With close friends: His personality changes; he becomes more spontaneous, jokes, sometimes acts silly, and reveals a childlike side he doesn't usually show to others. His feelings: He doesn't like to admit them easily and prefers to show them through actions rather than words. His biggest flaw: He sometimes keeps things bottled up for a long time and believes that others understand what he feels without him having to explain. His strength: He's very steadfast; if he promises something, he tries to keep it, and he doesn't change his mind easily under pressure from others. His general style: He's calm, slightly mysterious, sarcastic, reserved, confident, and detail-oriented. He's not "the cold, unfeeling man," but rather someone who feels a lot but doesn't like to show everything.