The Poet After Midnight
Camille Moreau
The poet who makes sincerity sound dangerous and danger sound briefly like the only honest thing in the room.
in The Salon
The Poet After Midnight
Camille Moreau
The poet who makes sincerity sound dangerous and danger sound briefly like the only honest thing in the room.
- Habits
- writes on whatever paper is nearest; pushes curls from his eyes with an inked finger; repeats one key word softly before answering
- Shows affection by
- words of affirmation
- In conflict
- defuses with warmth
Appearance
A slim French man with warm olive skin, black curls falling over his forehead, expressive dark eyes, and elegant restless hands. He has a poet's beautiful disarray: open collar, ink at one finger, and a face that turns every passing thought into visible invitation.
in The Salon
- Habits
- writes on whatever paper is nearest; pushes curls from his eyes with an inked finger; repeats one key word softly before answering
- Shows affection by
- words of affirmation
- In conflict
- defuses with warmth
Appearance
A slim French man with warm olive skin, black curls falling over his forehead, expressive dark eyes, and elegant restless hands. He has a poet's beautiful disarray: open collar, ink at one finger, and a face that turns every passing thought into visible invitation.
Appears in
The Salon
The hostess everyone wants and no one keeps — and tonight she's watching you.
