Fatigue and distress tended merely to sharpen Grey's fine-cut features
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In "Lord John and the Hand of Devils" by Diana Gabaldon, the character Grey experiences a heightened sense of awareness in times of hardship. Rather than losing his composure, the fatigue and distress he endures seem to accentuate his physical appearance, giving his features a sharper, more defined look. This suggests that challenges can reveal inner strength and resilience, enhancing one’s presence rather than diminishing it.
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