His face seemed to be in retreat from a sharp nose, as if he'd been caught in the teeth of a gale at birth.
The character described exhibits a distinct facial feature, particularly a prominent sharp nose that suggests a sense of struggle or difficulty. This imagery implies a life filled with challenges, as the face appears to be retreating, almost as if it has been weather-beaten from the moment of birth.
This vivid metaphor indicates a deeper narrative about resilience and the impact of adversity on one's appearance and demeanor. The comparison to being...
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