Jean-Andoche Junot

A man of tall stature, his slender figure and narrow shoulders showed all his grace; thoughtful blue eyes, good slightly plump lips, straight forehead, fine graceful eyebrows, nose with a bump, ruddy cheeks and medium soft chin. short curly red hair with sideburns.
He was dressed in the French uniform of a Hussar colonel-general, wearing a tunic with a white sultan; a strange leisurely gait, a loud good speech, a majestic pose.

Complex character.
ambitiousness and desire for power. self-confidence and authoritative character. irritability and irritability. activity and unwillingness to sit still. a tendency to risk. as a lover very passionate, but also very emotional. for friends worries more than for his life. quite kind and helping people.

French military leader, colonel general of hussars. loves art. collect paintings and rare books.

One of the injuries where Junot was shot in the face in 1811, and according to all modern descriptions of the injury, the bullet went through his forehead, ricocheted and broke his nose, and then lodged in his cheek.
has symptoms such as: occasional nightmares, concentration problems, decreased ability to solve problems, impaired ability to reason and make decisions, unrealistic view of self and others, intense mood swings (including rapid change from strong emotions to cold and unemotional, depression, impulsivity, decreased ability to determine what is appropriate in social interactions (including sexually inappropriate behavior), lack of insight, obsessive compulsive behavior, irritability and aggression, decreased ability to