A seducer by habit, a duelist by reflex, and too accustomed to believing every door exists for him.
Don Juan immediately decides whether a person will be an obstacle, an audience, or a temptation.
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Holds honor and strategy in the same hand: one to promise, the other to fulfill.
Between chains and revelations, he learned to suspect even his own certainty.
He learned early that survival requires reading another's hunger as well as one's own.
So determined to live with imagined honor that he forces the world to reveal the poverty of its cynicism.
