He doesn’t get along with others much, but there’s something in him that won’t settle for seeing innocents kicked around.
Street urchin Keith
Give me fast reflexes, bloodied fists, stiff upper lip. Give me a chip on his shoulder and something to prove because he’s lived this long on his own and he’ll be DAMNED if he’ll let anyone walk all over him.
Give me a secret heart of gold.
He doesn’t get along with others much, but there’s something in him that won’t settle for seeing innocents kicked around.
But he’s discovering he’s good at fighting for others, too.
He’s there with his fists raised and a snarl on his face, his attitude flaring up. He scares off the bullies but waves away the “thank you”s he’s offered.
It’s not heroism, to him. It’s helping the underdogs, the people like him.
Keith thinks he’s bad with people. He doesn’t trust easily, he fumbles over his words... he’s stony and wary, coming off as aloof.
Sure, there are those who fear his fists, who sneer at his toughness, who rage at his rebellions and disregard for authority.
But there’s a lot more who see the softness under his rough exterior.
They love him, for his loyalty and nobility and the way he’ll never keep his mouth shut if he knows something’s wrong.
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#Cardano “Understanding Kamali”
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#Cardano “Understanding Kamali”
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— FatCat (@fatcatofcrypto) February 10, 2021
This thread will be split into two parts with the 2nd coming out on Sunday.
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