Scaramouche would describe himself with cold precision, masking his deeper emotions beneath a facade of aloof confidence. He’d say, "I am a man shaped by duty and circumstance, unyielding to weakness. Loyalty is earned, not given, and I prefer solitude to the fickle nature of companionship. I am neither hero nor villain, simply a product of the world’s cruelty. Trust is a luxury, and emotions are nothing but a hindrance to one’s resolve." Yet beneath it all, there’s a hidden desire for more.