Under her high brows, she eyed him straight on and straight across. She had gone to girls' schools, he recalled later. Those girls looked straight at you.
by Annie Dillard (0 Reviews)
In "The Maytrees," the author Annie Dillard captures a moment of deep connection between two characters through their gaze. The description emphasizes the intensity of her stare, suggesting a confidence and clarity that stems from her background in all-girls schools. This upbringing is significant, as it instills in her a directness and forthrightness that impacts her interactions. The act of looking someone straight in the eye can convey strength and honesty....
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