Wants the room's eyes. Performs anyway.
You want to be watched, and you've decided to stop being ashamed of it — you'll take the mic even when you suspect the room's about to drift. There's real courage in that: performing for attention you're not sure you'll get. The Eye notes the soft spot, though — when the audience nods off, you take it personally, and the pout is just hurt wearing a costume. You're not needy. You're brave enough to admit you want to be seen.
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