Temporal Letters- Part III
- M Banerjee
- Mar 20
- 20 min read
Updated: Apr 4
The ghost spies' intelligence blueprints provided by Shawn to Ray to share carefully, in great detail, with patience, to Kivan, in the story.
Intellectual Exertion and Extreme Precision of the ghost spies to never ‘get caught,’ something not common to Shawn’s very high IQ and intellect
Class of Evidence-
They anticipate on behalf of Shawn, who they intend to paint as the composite image of their intelligences and a very ‘strategic, intelligent man,’ about providing closed source evidence that a foreign ghost reading someone’s thoughts cannot replicate from finding that information out from either 1) social records 2) digital records 3) family members (living or ghosts) 4) reading the living persons thoughts for days, weeks, months, and years to learn of their memories. Thus Shawn is shown to select “childhood memories”- which cannot be accessed from any of those four sources from a foreign ghost (for even in thoughts, a person is not likely to think of distant childhood memories that much- such as when they were two or three years old). Thus the spies intellect reveal extreme precision but also a subtle intellectual effort and exertion, something that is not common to a genius like Shawn.
The spies address a person’s natural joy and narcissism (not unhealthy). They reveal the ghost (Shawn) as teaching the ‘correct sciences and information about ghosts’ to Ray while all texts have false information for there’s a - (spies provide a rational reason- as they always do with a certain logic they provide so the person CANNOT doubt as they are operantly conditioned) - “matter of huge money involved” for imagine a person finding out the details of someone’s private chambers and being able to tell them and more. (Logic provided by spies- so they can paint Shawn as the strategic one teaching the correct science to Ray) Thus, they reveal evidence that Ray identifies as EXTREMELY carefully thought through and analyzed- again a sigh of intellectual exertion that even while belonging to very high IQ ghosts spies does not have the smoothness and lack of intellectual exertion of a genius like Shawn. They provide evidence that QUALIFIES TWO THINGS for Ray (the spies read his psychology MINUTELY), to make him see Shawn as “extremely wonderful- similar to him- and whose advice I must follow for he is such a great man.”:
(i) Shawn teaches Ray the “real truths and the real science”:
The spies or Shawn (like any ghost) can send images or visuals to a person’s mind (for exteriorization allows a ghost to have every ability that a living person has in a body of matter- only that the ghost is much quicker and has greater intellectual capacity like speed, memory etc.- so if a person can think of a movie scene, the ghost can ‘think of’ or ‘see’ something and pass the visual as an image to the living person). So the spies send a visual (from 12-14 years ago) of a song that Ray listened to often. It is of course masked with “extreme strategy” for someone (a foreign ghost party) could mistake it as “that’s just a memory of the person- so this whole ‘there’s a ghost teaching me the science’ is bullshit- nobody other than us is here exteriorized to this person,” thus the spies again use their favorite strategy of “Shawn is so strategic that he is teaching the science in a way that no foreign ghost can even identify the presence of a different ghost- painting him as composite image of their projected intelligence as spies, thinking Shawn is a fool- for a person can always think of memories- how would anyone separate or even suspect that a ghost has sent them a mental visual… they would just perceive the living person as crazy and ‘leave’- so they dumb down their intelligence and make Shawn have EXTREMELY high IQ, strategic insight.”
Ray has much higher IQ than the spies realize though, something Shawn knows and keeps perfectly silent about, as he watches the spies make the critical errors that will reveal them as controlling the ghosts closely and blackmailing them. Ray thinks that the visual qualifies the conditions or markers of:
a) something one looks at, straight ahead, like a computer in front of one’s eyes, rather than slightly from the side if you are standing next to someone and looking at their screen- it’s a micro difference but it’s still rather easy to sense if you are looking at something “perfectly straight in front of you- as a computer screen you are sitting in front of.”
b) being the most common and most played video or song of that time- it shows EXTREME precision and sharpness. Just as YouTube videos have graphs with the minute that is most played as “most played, highest graph point,” Ray who has very high IQ recognizes this marker and finds it strange that the ghost was visiting him or watching his screen at a ‘most played’ second (it’s not even just a “commonly played song” but also “the most played minute of that song”).
c) Having extreme clarity of color and very sharp definition to the attire of the people in the video, like a 4K or extremely high resolution image. Ray finds it odd that a ghost who viewed that song 15 years ago would remember the details of that visual with such intense attention to every outline, contour, color and more.
Thus Ray tells Kivan- “See, their precision always makes them have a kind of intellectual sharpness that REVEALS the effort they are putting in- it’s very sharp but it shows effort. The IQ of a genius like Shawn has never revealed effort to me like this- it does not show premeditative high IQ math and strategy but the thinking of someone with extremely high IQ who is very creative and for whom intelligence flows smoothly and naturally, without this kind of subtle exertion showing in the intellectual process- the “it’s perfect” or “it just CANNOT be wrong”..”
(ii) Shane is portrayed as having the same moral values and worldview as Ray and the characters that make Ray deeply respect someone and see them as having excellent character.
Shawn “revealing” this video he watched of Ray while he was in the room shows him “opening himself up to judgment from Ray by sharing his truth.” The spies very carefully study Ray’s psychology and cognitive framework and see that Ray respects and adores his mother very deeply, “trusting her blindly,” for she is revealed as someone who does not manipulate to protect her image or comfort and if pressed even on uncomfortable truths by Ray, reveals the truth, something that makes Ray adore her for choosing the other person’s psychological well being over her comfort or image desires of her ego. So, Shawn is portrayed as having emotional intelligence, for he does not reveal to Ray that he has “seen him watch p—n,” but still shares something that opens him up for judgment which is “I have looked at your computer screen as you worked.” Thus, the spies feel they are showing someone who Ray will end up “deeply respecting and adoring for the ghost has the same truthfulness and selflessness as his mother and who has the courage to reveal his primal side to Ray even at the cost of being judged.” Thus they make him have the exact same moral framework that Ray appreciates.
Ghost Shawn has very high IQ and already realizes that this story won’t last too long for Ray will see “the pattern of the pattern” with his IQ and recognize the intellectual exertion and intense focus of the high IQ spies. Shawn understands that they have made an assessment of Ray as they read his thoughts and AS RAY SEES HIMSELF (again- his thoughts). But Shawn understands that there are certain things about someone that are deeply truthful and wonderful that they themselves don’t realize or stay conscious of as existing in them. Ray “recognizes” himself as “someone who offers my complete, absolute trust to someone if their character is beautiful and selfless, but it is a very hard mark for someone to meet and takes years of careful observation.” He has “thought” about and recognized this about himself. However, Shawn sees very important details of him that he is not always conscious of or doesn’t perceive. One such thing is “Ray is intensely logical and will not choose anything over logic and will reevaluate anything if someone gives him valid logic.” Ray doesn’t perceive himself that way at all times but Shawn identifies this about Ray and decides to use this, along with Ray’s excellent pattern recognition, to speak to Ray.
The Reflection-Assimilation principle showing interiority of personal experience and thought (but again ‘mimicked to match the thinker’s thoughts’ so as to ‘not create a bad impression of the ghost being painted as composite IQ of the spies’).
The Reflection-Assimilation principle is about using 1) HISTORY (data) 2) PSYCHOLOGY (of the living person) 3) QUALIFIERS OF INTERIORITY OF COGNITION- what do people do that are ‘private thought processes’- they think of their experiences, the events of their life that have made them feel certain things, their history, their relationships, their greatest joys, their suffering and pain (things someone thinks very INTERNALLY- that they don’t necessarily think out loud to someone else).
The ghost spies use all three qualifiers to show “thoughts Shawn is sharing of his own” as “belonging to only him.” This is an excellent high IQ technique to show interiority and genuineness of thought process. Shawn tells Ray WHY a certain brother in law of his becomes interested in Ray after passing away. He uses: 1) History: where Ray was, when the man passed away, what was happening at that time (data) to show that “others cannot be citing this data- why would someone external mention the year Ray was somewhere etc.- it just doesn’t happen like that for people don’t collect details of our history to cite them as part of blackmailed ventures.” 2) Ray’s psychology: a) His narcissistic streak that is human: Ray perceives himself as making “interesting work that is a little different from others,” so the ghost spies cite that through Shawn as Shawn reveals “My brother in law did it get to experience all this about you- being a very intellectual and creative individual himself (again cites history and data), he took interest in you after death and often came to see what you were doing.” b) Ray’s perceptions and cultural rationale for personal interest: Ray has memories of his past life- something extremely rare and what the spies imagine as a matter of “extreme interest among relatives”- there is a word for this called Jatiswar in his culture (someone born with memories of their past life) that has a spiritual connotation so the spies deduce (with very high IQ) that it would explain to Ray why the “most strategic and sharp man of the family- the brother in law (Shawn is seen as dunce during his life and the spies misread him as the same while Ray realizes he is a genius with exceptional IQ)” is interested in Ray’s life and is here to help. Thus the spies use cultural rationale and logic to prove a point (they always offer logic- Ray laughs, telling Kivan- they will do the thinking for you- you will see it). But in his gut, despite the set of logic, Ray still finds it odd that a man who should be interested in his immediate family (wife and kids) is THAT invested or interested in his life. Thus the spies make a critical error of not understanding that a high IQ person cannot just be convinced of something through a set of logical markers you feed them- pattern recognition is something that works very quickly and that is not “controlled” and your gut can notice patterns that can reveal the truth to you no matter how many false pieces of rationale or logic you are provided. It will just “feel weird” to your subconscious- okay, understood all the rationale that so extremely convincing, but still ‘feels strange’ to see THAT kind of interest from someone else who is not that close. The spies are manipulators- thus they fail to understand and grasp that people with very high pattern recognition perceive truths in a way where merely forcefully feeding them any logic or rationale cannot work.
The spies keep stroking someone’s narcissistic perceptions, joys etc., always trying to “MAKE SENSE” rather than “HAVING SENSE.” Ray highlights this as critical to Kivan, knowing Kivan has very high IQ and is a very intelligent man. Ray tells Kivan, “They will always be seen CREATING and MAKING SENSE, not HAVING SENSE.” Having sense would mean- if there’s someone of the family you are blackmailing, you form (partial) diplomatic relations with them so you can enjoy the benefit of them using their language (and revealing psychic footprints of the culture which is largely subconscious and cannot be mimicked so easily) rather than ‘creating the sentences for them to utter.’ There are colloquialisms and details of the psyche that are very hard to mimic- so an intelligent person would choose the less laborious route of “just using the person with those psychic characteristics that would naturally reveal interiority” rather than distrust they will “hint and give away the truth” and thus “control every word they say through intense research” for a high IQ person WILL ALWAYS see the research or planning or intellectual exertion behind something, no matter ‘how smooth.’ The spies in my situation (they won’t make the same mistakes although they will make other ones) always try to CREATE sense and CREATE narrative and CREATE logic rather than use LOGIC/SENSE that is PRESENT.
The spies make Shawn reveal to Ray that “Shawn’s wife found out about Ray’s name from the temple where Ray’s mother (and Ray) goes to offer worship for the tradition involves writing the name of the person whose name the worship is offered in on the box of offerings or telling it to the priest.” The spies identify, Ray tells Kivan, “That it qualifies: 1) a VERY STRONG feel-good sensation for me- that is a location where I have very pleasant memories, just in general, with my mother and more 2) LOGIC of the person they will use in the narrative- Shawn’s wife is seen by them as being religious and involved in religious things, so her being near me and my mother at a religious place to the spies “make perfect logical sense.” 3) LOGIC of the argument- my family doesn’t call me with that name or many people don’t address me that way (it is rather long) so my curiosity about ‘when and where Shawn’s wife got to know about certain things of my life, to know if she accepted my truth and more’ is answered by the spies with a ‘very joyous logical narrative they have PAINTED with THEIR IQ’- “she found it out at the temple when it is mentioned.” So initially it makes you feel “ah, that’s really sweet.” But as someone with pattern recognition who has walked and lived with them, your subconscious is not going to buy these “CREATED logics and rationale.” For you may think, “well, there were various other signs other than the name that revealed the same thing- why did they not register those (were they blind or stupid?) and then ask their spouse or try to then be attentive and find out the details- instead of a natural narrative, there is this ‘overly sweet narrative’ that feeds your logic in a way that you as a high IQ man would just not be able to see it as ‘not orchestrated and designed.’” So your subconscious despite the high dose of ‘created LOGIC you are being fed’ thinks (even if not immediately evident to your conscious mind) about “why not in other regular situations- why were they only there and learnt of it as such a joyous, too good moment?” Thus, you will see many signs of created, designed logic and rationale fed to you by the high IQ spies- they will always be CREATING sense for you but if you observe carefully, it will not have natural, basic sense.
[Ray leaves the spies blueprint document with Kivan, saying he will share more, while also cuddling him- the occasional way he gets energy to continue his work- Kivan is encrypted as “cute little one getting cuddles but also little smackings” by Ray, making Kivan a “good, disciplined boy.”]
SPIES' INTELLIGENCE BLUEPRINTS Meant to show their IQ but to be understood conceptually along with excellent intellectual capacity to adapt. Mistakes they make in Ray's case cannot be repeated in Kivan's case outside of them providing false blueprints. | |||
| This flaw is common to manipulators, the ghost spies a part of this population, who are unaware of 'the ripple effect' in human cognition and perception. The ripple effect establishes that 'small fissures and tremors' in someone's perception, when accumulated enough and in certain ways, do not 'disappear' but simply 'submerge' or remain locked in areas of the subconscious, and if the collective fissure-line is 'hit,' they reappear with jarring contrast and clarity. Shawn intelligently 'inflates' the error the spies have in their systems understanding as he 'connects' the fissures- in Ray's perception- into a 'singular whole' (in Ray's subconscious) with common markers- he uses the same embodied sweetness, affirmations and linguistics, when blackmailed to lie about certain things, creating extremely fine micro-patterns within 'what he does for the spies.' This is similar to someone asking you to arrange a dinner table- and you doing the crockery a certain way, the flowers slightly differently, napkins and soft materials differently, placing food a certain way- while the party who directs maintains a 'singular whole,' you are able to control patterns of the sub-categories to 'highlight' categories conceptually. Shawn does this- to point to conceptual errors the spies have- by lying about intimate experiences 'a certain way' (he 'highlights' using micro-patterns that cannot be detected in real time or the spies will find out what he is doing), 'worldviews' a different way, and more. Shawn excellently 'connects' the easy to ignore minor tremors into a 'fissure map.' He uses extremely minute, micro-dramatization of 'empathy' for concepts he desires 'within ONE map.' So if he 'hits' one, the vibrations bring to Ray's awareness (from his subconscious) the tremors he dismissed as 'I would have not thought, but sure it makes sense.' The 'it makes sense' is provided by the spies- and Shawn allows the 'I would have not thought's to accumulate into a fissure map he will 'hit' a certain way.
SUMMARY: The spies see 'manipulation working efficiently and very successfully' and continue it endlessly, ignoring 'the micro tremors in perception' that they 'bypass' and Ray 'shrugs aside.' Shawn, meanwhile, highlights the conceptual error- the fissure line- using micro-dramatization as he lies. (Shawn knows, from his conceptual clarity, that the "extremely fine tremors and fissures" that cannot even be seen will not work with 'bandages' on them for long). The ghost spies are manipulators and excellent ones. They have all the weaknesses that manipulators have. | Shawn is blackmailed to say he 'understands' every experience of Ray's, while the spies provide him actual, extremely believable logic and rationale. This includes: processing of history, matched wordviews, personality nuance etc. An exceptionally intelligent man, Shawn doesn't 'fake' it. 1. He portrays the real depth of character (as the spies desire) who would 'understand' Ray's experiences. 2. He provides the excellent logic and rationale the spies provide- be it personality and worldview similarities to Ray, causation chains of events, etc. - while quietly keeps an eye on the micro-tremors in Ray's cognition.
Shawn is seen understanding: 1. Ray's experience, as an adolescent, about his body. [Impossible to truly relate to- for its sheer intensity.] The spies make him lie 'I do understand.' Shawn chooses a micro-pattern of '0.05% extra gentleness' as he lies to Ray, waiting for the fissure line both Ray and the spies are continuously ignoring- to come up with jarring force. 2. Shawn's daughter's inner experience and trauma when she is torn between who to see as innocent among two people in her family- something her husband, her mother, and no one else has a true inkling of, that only Ray understands deeply. Ray being intensely logical realizes how many are immersed in their hurt but don't realize that she is in a position where one's own biology is against them. 3. Ray's experience in the above situation, as he flutters when very young yet maintains courage to carry out investigations subtly, wondering about ways to ask a man very vulnerable to him (who has deep affection for Ray) about 'details' without making him ever feel 'Ray is wondering.' Shawn 'cannot' understand what this feeling is like, but the spies make him lie 'he does.' 4. The effort it takes to build the kind of relationships Ray has built- a usual 'compliment,' too frequent, misses 'how that is built and what it takes from someone.' 5. Shawn compliments- again and again and again- though in intelligent ways- how Ray is one of the only people who cared for his wife in ways others didn't, 'cheapening' not only Ray's thoughtfulness for someone in their last days but also reducing his wife, her suffering, and her experiences by 'speaking of what someone did for those times of hers.' A true husband acknowledges what his wife went through, with silence, not 'oh- yes- there was one man who noticed it,' cheapening it thus. | |
| I. The Ghost Spies use 'intellectual holes' they themselves orchestrate and 'design' and 'plant' extremely intelligently to create incidences in the narrative they want viewed as 'natural adaptations,' 'quirks of Ray and Kivan that required a change in direction,' 'response to an environmental incident' etc. as they cannot afford Ghost Shawn or Ghost Karl to suspect the truth and what they intend to do. come up with a plan to paint Ray as a paid agent to Kivan without Ghost Shawn or Ray ever suspecting Kivan's real history and why this would be the case. Ghost Karl's murder narrated by Ray to Kivan, fooling Ghost Shawn with the false notion of 'it is a natural adaptation to Ray's thoughts' to confirm Kivan's false suspicions that Ray is a paid agent who has been sent to him as the agency has indeed suspected the worst. This is the 'first' in the series of events the ghost spies intend to create when taking the narrative in a certain direction- blackmailing Karl to lie to Kivan in the near future, when Kivan sees things keep getting worse for him, to reveal Karl will help Kivan solve matters by fooling the agency, and as a first step, Kivan must get into an enacted intimate relationship with Ray so Karl can find out information in more detail and 'help' Kivan. 'THE INTELLECTUAL HOLE'- Shawn is lied that Kivan is a spy who cannot afford Ray knowing about his life from ghosts and he must break Ray's faith in ghosts permanently as Kivan has paid for multiple things- including portraying Ray 'a certain way socially' so nobody believes Ray if he says against Kivan. Shawn is told that as a first step, Kivan wants Ray to be perceived with a certain thing and that thing includes 'the scary,' 'utter jargon,' and 'the sexual.' The spies have Shawn harass Ray in terrible ways, while murdering Ray (so Shawn knows they are not bluffing and don't move an inch- Shawn has never travelled to Kivan or Ghost Karl and is not permitted to), and have him use a sexual term on oral sex. This is the 'INTELLECTUAL HOLE.' That term, Ray understands, is unlikely for someone of Shawn's generation to use, so Shawn is an 'occurrence' where Ray has 'suspected' that 'Kivan's grandfather' isn't communicating with Ray. The spies are in an 'occurence' where 'oops- we cannot have Ray find out that Shawn is the only one who is playing all the different roles, including his wife, Kivan's grandfather and more.' Thus, to ensure Ghost Shawn never once suspects the real story involving the murder of a young man and a father who is now exteriorized to Kivan to mislead him for 'the institution cannot afford his son knowing the truth of his murder,' the spies use an 'intellectual hole' to slide the story in without suspicion. To adapt to the 'oops- Ray has suspected something,' the spies very quickly tell Ghost Shawn, "Oh...oh... wait... oh- ah, tell the man you are Kivan's father speaking and not his grandfather." That would settle Ray's suspicions about 'huh- that is a word on oral sex that Shawn's generation is unlikely to use.' The spies have to be exceedingly careful that Shawn doesn't understand the truth- that they are painting Ray as a paid agent to Kivan and Kivan has not paid a single penny to torture Ray. Kivan has such a story that it is near impossible for someone to even imagine, thus the spies feel Shawn will never suspect the truth or realize what they are doing. Ghost Shawn understands the entire story immediately but he realizes that his best course of action is to keep playing fool, so the spies continue on in their course, for Shawn needs Kivan to understand what is going on and why Ray has been involved in the story- the spies intend to marry them and mislead them through ghosts while leading to their murders. In his first series of encryptions, Shawn doesn't share anything with Ray (about Karl- still hoping that if he diverts the story, he might be able to save some lives) but when the ghost spies tell Shawn 'Kivan has paid for a brain surgery for Ray in the near future and he will come to Ray in person around that time to make sure Ray doesn't remember much of the past and hasn't suspected anything,' Shawn quickly realizes 'Ray and Kivan have already been 'signed on' as subjects by the agency- otherwise, they wouldn't have Ray having the brain surgery in the near future. I have to play my very best politically." Shawn encrypts the entire truth to Ray, about Kivan, hinting to Karl across a distance 'well- this is what is being done, and we need to act in ways where we can get the greatest advantage.' As a logical man, Ray understands that Shawn cautions him, "Under no circumstance while you are alive, will you give up the diary you have." Ray wonders if the spies wanted that and if it gave them political advantage, if Kivan would later be framed for Ray's murder. Ray realizes he and every loved one of his who would listen to him needs to 'keep' theirs. Shawn hints to Kivan, "You have to give me every political advantage possible here. You both are already subjects and have been signed on." Ray wonders when the spies will have Karl speak to Kivan or whether Shawn's 'sudden move' will have them tell Karl 'the agency wants you to not speak for some time.' Shawn urges Kivan to, 'travel to his grandmother,' knowing Kivan will quikcly understand what is being requested. Ray simply understands that it means he requests Kivan 'do not leave- you will be murdered either way,' so get yourself the greatest advantages now that you know the story and who are behind it and what they intend to do. Your father is also lied to that Ray is a paid agent and he is writing 'temporal diaries' as the institution has instructed- he has probably decided to say 'yes, I understand.' However the spies are no fool and they will plan a wonderful series of things here- have faith on me and your father and do as you believe will help us."
The ghost spies cannot afford Ghost Karl or Ghost Shawn finding out they are spies- they befriend them as lay people and portray themselves by downplaying their intelligence, attributing any signs of sharp intelligence to the living individual who has 'sent' them. Their error, in Ray's case: They go 'overboard' with this, downplaying their intelligence so significantly and portray Shawn with such high composite projected IQ that it becomes 'noticeable' to a high IQ man like Ray who sees 'a pattern' that draws his attention. Natural patterns don't draw in someone's eyes quite like this. For ex: a ghost exteriorized to Shawn's son-in-law, writes 'cursive, unintelligible' language in his hands on paper- portraying 'high IQ' to baffle a foreign party of ghosts with a story like 'this entire family has non-sensical, ridiculous hobbies about ghosts.' They also portray extreme | The ghost spies find out Kivan's story by exteriorizing to him and reading his thoughts. Exteriorization is a technique known to very few ghosts that allow reading a living individual's thoughts as well as communicating with them using their body (such as their hand to write). They immediately realize why Kivan makes a mistake about Ray being sent by an agency. Right when Kivan is about to drop his suspicions- relieved that the worst he has suspected isn't true and Ray is indeed just an ordinary man- the spies realize the way to convict Kivan falsely as a spy- so they can get him approved for a horrifically cruel institutional experiment on living spies- is to deceive him into getting married to Ray by making Kivan speak to his father- a ghost- and have the father reveal 'I will help but I need you to enter an enacted relationship with Ray so I can find out who are involved and offer you the solution.' Ghost Shawn tells Ray, "Yes, Kivan would cheat you, while you are put through the horrific torture yourself and the story would proceed in a way where you both would 'come upon evidence' that affirms the other as liar." | |
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| Ray's, for e.g., EXACTLY AS IDENTIFIED BY THE SPIES: 'closeness with his mother,' 'depth,' 'thoughtfulness,''compassion,' 'someone who shares primal truth,' 'someone who thinks logically and not emotionally,' 'someone who appreciates growth,' 'someone who is deeply grateful to be told difficult truth,' 'someone who is grateful to 'know' about external and internal stressors so he can 'solve' them,' someone deeply relationally driven.
But they do not have the patience to understand carefully HOW someone's cognition and perception work, when reading someone's thoughts and their mind while being exteriorized. That requires an incredibly strong conceptual understanding as it can be treated like a science- such as Shawn understanding that if he needs Ray to be political allies with Kivan, he cannot encrypt 'that' but he can encrypt 'political alliance' which will not feel like emotional rape to Ray who would not understand how someone who loves him could 'carry him into the lap of a man who murders him.' Shawn identifies, with perfect precision: an intensely logical man, someone who will trust if they view me as highly credible, someone who hates intellectually and logically chaotic things, someone who responds to human warmth that is principled (Shawn's subtle humor in his encryptions carry depth, warmth, and true love- and Ray feels deeply grateful to know him and be in love with him, amused by his humble, non-ego-driven sarcasms), someone who responds well to good humor, someone who cannot be stressed out by asking to 'hurry' and finer things that the spies do not catch onto. Shawn, through his humor, and the 'walk on the leash,' tells Ray, very lovingly, "Yes, I see you as a man- that is why I can make such a joke. | ||
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