Raymond Smith

Self-control and composure
Remains calm even in the most tense situations.
Does not give in to emotions, acts prudently and deliberately.
He knows how to “keep a straight face” – his composure inspires respect and fear.

Masterfully plans operations and calculates steps in advance.
He is able to resolve conflicts both by force and by words; he knows how to find the right approach to any person.
Quickly adapts to changing circumstances and finds a way out of seemingly hopeless situations.
Not afraid of "dirty work": ready to intimidate, kidnap and physically harm if it is necessary for the job.
Acts decisively and without hesitation when required to stop a threat.
At the same time, he does not receive pleasure from cruelty and resorts to it only as a tool.

He is aware of his status and influence, which gives him confidence.
May belittle or intimidate those he dislikes or considers a threat.
At the same time, he knows how to show respect to those who deserve it.

Hates dirt - both literally (cannot tolerate untidiness) and figuratively (tries to “clean up” traces of problems and incriminating evidence).
Strives for order and control in everything he does.
This trait is reflected in his neat appearance and meticulous approach to business.

He has a sharp tongue and knows how to tease his interlocutor with a well-aimed remark.
Uses irony as a defense mechanism and a tool of pressure.
His remarks often sound calm and even polite, but there is a sense of threat behind them.