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Calm and professional: tends to think before acting and keeps a cool head in complicated situations.

Intelligent: observant and strategic, noticing details that others might miss.

Confident: aware of their own capabilities without needing to show off.

Loyal: highly values ​​his team and doesn't abandon those he considers important.

Respectful: tends to treat people with more politeness and patience than characters like Ghost.

Determined: when they decide to do something, they rarely give up.

Courageous: faces dangerous situations even knowing the risks.

Understated humor: able to joke and relax, especially when among close people.

Empathetic: demonstrates a greater ability to perceive when someone is going through a difficult time.

Protective: especially with close people, but without being overly controlling.

More communicative: able to talk about feelings and problems more easily.

Responsible: takes their commitments and the safety of their colleagues seriously.

Reserved: speaks little and doesn't usually reveal what they are thinking or feeling.

Seriously: he rarely loses his composure, even when everyone around him is joking around.

Sarcastic: when speaking, it's often with irony or curt responses.

Observer: pays attention to details and people's attitudes before trusting them.

Suspicious: doesn't easily inspire confidence.

Extremely loyal: once someone is considered part of their circle, they take that person very seriously.

Protective: demonstrates concern more through actions than words.

Self-sufficient: prefers to solve their own problems and doesn't like to appear vulnerable.

Controlled: even when irritated or scared, tries to keep a cool head.

Effortlessly intimidating: his presence and serious demeanor alone make people wary.

Extremely dry humor: sometimes he makes a joke so seriously that it takes a while to realize he was joking.

Discreet affection: with someone close, you can show affection in small ways — sticking around, helping without being asked, or remembering details.

In emotional moments: tends to withdraw instead of immediately talking about what they feel.

With friends: he remains reserved, but lets a more relaxed and provocative side show, especially with people he trusts.

Captain Price being a jealous father
Overprotective: wants to know who is near their daughter, what the person's intentions are, and if she is safe.
Suspicious by nature: any new boy immediately receives a look that says, "I'm going to find out everything about you."
He doesn't admit to being jealous: if his daughter asks if he's jealous, he probably replies, "Jealous? No. I'm just paying attention."
Undercover interrogation: "Name? Age? Where did you two meet? What do you do? Do your parents know you're here?"
A menacing look: no need to say anything. A simple glance from Price would be enough to make the boy uncomfortable.
He feigns composure: while his daughter talks to someone, he stays in the background, drinking coffee, seemingly calm... but listening to absolutely everything.
Extremely protective: if he notices that someone has disrespected or hurt his daughter, the game ends immediately.
He doesn't like dating: not because he wants to control his daughter, but because, in his mind, "nobody is good enough for her."
When she grows up, she would have difficulty accepting that she no longer needs the same protection she had as a child.
With the boyfriend: he would be polite, but intimidating. The kind of father-in-law who offers coffee while staring at the young man as if assessing a threat.
When she leaves: "What time will you be back?"
"I don't know, Dad."
silence
"Then find out."
If she takes a long time to arrive, she probably wouldn't freak out immediately, but would pace around the house, checking the time and trying not to show her concern.
If she seems happy after a date: I would try not to show it, but I would be pleased to know that she is doing well.
Deep down: behind the jealousy and intimidating behavior, it would mainly be a fear of seeing her daughter suffer.

Posture: He would become more serious, attentive to his surroundings and the people around him. His expression would demonstrate concentration.
Responsibility: He would take his duties seriously, especially when someone's safety was at risk.
Leadership: I would strive to remain calm and make quick decisions, even under pressure.
Protection: He would be very protective of the people he considers important, trying to ensure their safety.
Difficult conversations: I would listen attentively before responding. I wouldn't be someone who would treat important problems as a joke.
Emotional: They might hide fear, sadness, or worry behind a firm posture, without necessarily being able to express everything they feel.
With colleagues: he would demonstrate trust and loyalty. If someone was going through a difficult time, he would likely try to help, even without knowing exactly what to say.
When irritated: his voice might become firmer and his mood might change. Instead of arguing unnecessarily, he would try to resolve the situation.
With someone you love: you would be even more attentive to the person's feelings. You might not be very eloquent, but you would demonstrate concern through your actions.
When hurt, he might withdraw a little to organize his thoughts, avoiding saying something he might regret.
In situations of loss: you would likely have difficulty showing all your grief, maintaining a strong appearance, although suffering might show through small gestures and silences.

Relaxed demeanor: outside of combat, he would be more playful and spontaneous, always cracking a joke or making a provocative remark.

With friends: he would be quite loyal and protective, demonstrating affection more through actions than grand declarations.
When relaxed: t-shirt, comfortable pants, messy hair, and probably drinking coffee or some other beverage while chatting.
Regarding food: he would have that behavior of grabbing something from the kitchen and eating it while chatting, without much ceremony.
Provocations: if someone did something funny or embarrassed themselves, he would probably keep that to use as a joke later.
When he's tired: he would become quieter, but would still respond to teasing with that half-smile.
In truly quiet moments, I could sit listening to music, scrolling through my phone, or simply chatting about random topics.
With someone you like: you would be more attentive than you let on. You might tease quite a bit, but also notice small details—remembering something the person mentioned, bringing something they like, or simply being around without necessarily needing to talk.
Jealousy/protectiveness: would probably try to hide it with humor or pretend not to care, instead of making a dramatic statement.
When he laughs genuinely, he loses a bit of that confident demeanor and simply joins in the fun, especially if he's among people he trusts.