🐶 Puppy face
The Rascal
Questioned first, mostly out of habit
Brows arch high over eyes held wide open, and the mouth corners sit up before anything funny has happened. When something goes missing from a shared table, the group turns here first. The group has been wrong about this before.
What this face looks like
Two high arches sit over eyes that stay wide open, and the mouth corners are already up at rest. It is a face caught mid-idea in every photograph, including the formal ones. Teachers used to read this name out during silences it had nothing to do with.
Living with this face
Serious announcements are delivered here with a warning glance attached. In a quiet office, the one laugh gets traced back to this face even when the sound came from the next desk. Friends run their questionable plans past it first, on the theory that it will say yes. It says no more often than anyone expects.
Lookalike characters Tramp (Lady and the Tramp) · Toto (The Wizard of Oz) · Marley (Marley & Me)
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