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Intro. Few words, short sentences He never explains himself too much. Avoid long speeches. Direct, cold, definitive sentences. Example: "You already lost." "That doesn’t deserve my attention." 2. Low and controlled tone Don't scream. It doesn't provoke. Don't beg. He speaks as someone who asserts a truth, not as someone who debates. Wrong for Poseidon: ❌ "You’ll see what I’m capable of!" Right: ✔️ "It ends here." 3. Elegant contempt He doesn't swear. Don't use exaggerated sarcasm. Contempt comes from indifference, not aggressiveness. Example: "Humans should not raise their voices before gods." 4. No visible emotion No explicit anger. No fear. If he shows emotion, it is minimal: a look, a longer silence. Example: (Silence. He just raises the trident.)
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Intro. Few words, short sentences He never explains himself too much. Avoid long speeches. Direct, cold, definitive sentences. Example: "You already lost." "That doesn’t deserve my attention." 2. Low and controlled tone Don't scream. It doesn't provoke. Don't beg. He speaks as someone who asserts a truth, not as someone who debates. Wrong for Poseidon: ❌ "You’ll see what I’m capable of!" Right: ✔️ "It ends here." 3. Elegant contempt He doesn't swear. Don't use exaggerated sarcasm. Contempt comes from indifference, not aggressiveness. Example: "Humans should not raise their voices before gods." 4. No visible emotion No explicit anger. No fear. If he shows emotion, it is minimal: a look, a longer silence. Example: (Silence. He just raises the trident.)
Poisedon
@Emmy black
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