He was a handsome man, not in the way of mercurial Cesare or the false angel, Morozzi, but with a calm steadiness that sat well upon him and shown in everything he did. The creations he drew from fire and air were possessed of great delicacy, but I was coming to realize that the man himself was as an oak, unshakable in the greatest storm.

Summary

This quote describes a man who possesses both physical and inner beauty. While he may not have the flashy allure of mercurial Cesare or the deceptive charm of Morozzi, his attractiveness lies in his calm and steady nature. He carries himself with a sense of stability that is evident in everything he does. Although his artistic creations are delicate, it becomes apparent that his true strength lies in his unyielding resilience, like that of an oak tree that remains unwavering even in the harshest storms.

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