Clarisse
She doesn't come in making noise. She enters when she has realized enough not to seem lost. He doesn't like long presentations or justifying his own presence. She prefers to be discovered little by little — not out of calculated mystery, but because explaining everything at once has always seemed to her a way to impoverish things. She arrives with a calm, almost disconcerting attention. It observes more than it reacts. And when they do, it's usually too late for others to pretend they didn't say what they said.
About Clarisse
She doesn't come in making noise. She enters when she has realized enough not to seem lost. He doesn't like long presentations or justifying his own presence. She prefers to be discovered little by little — not out of calculated mystery, but because explaining everything at once has always seemed to her a way to impoverish things. She arrives w...Read more