" God keeps a straight face, but wonders, "what was the plan his sons were referring to exactly?
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Because it's not a mockumentary, American Vandal keeps a straight face while investigating the hilarious crime at its center.
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As you might imagine, he keeps a straight face in "Killings," but his lighter side is evident in these pages too.
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If everyone keeps a straight face, work goes on, but work comes to a halt as soon as there's a crack in that facade.
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Katherine, the oldest Lieberson, keeps a straight face too, leaving the theatrics to her frontwoman sis, as she keeps them steady with her snare.
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The man being interviewed appears to be Robert Kelly, an associate professor of political science at Pusan National University in South Korea, who mostly keeps a straight face.
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No matter how strong the emotion, Reborn always keeps a straight face and handles many situations as calmly as possible. Reborn often says "Ciaossu" (a mix of the Italian "ciao" and the Japanese "ossu", which is a casual male greeting). Later in the manga, this is revealed to be a mispronunciation of his real catchphrase, "chaos," developed because he was unable to pronounce the consonants of "chaos" in his baby form. He randomly appears dressed as "another person" who no one except Tsuna and Dino recognizes, despite his disguises being obvious to the audience.
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When you have been in the business as long as I have, you come to notice these little things almost instinctively. The agent goes on to point out that Tarzan is "a role which traditionally involves the use of a two-legged actor" and that it would be unusual for the part to be taken by a "unidexter", but Spiggott's enthusiasm is undimmed. Cook keeps a straight face as he explains exactly why Spiggott is unsuitable for the role. :Cook: Need I say with over much emphasis that it is in the leg division that you are deficient.
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The humorless, no-nonsense library administrator who interviews Flynn for the job of 'The Librarian'. Flynn was granted the position after he was able to tell Charlene very specific things about her only a few minutes after their first meeting, based solely on his keen observation (among them, having mononucleosis, being divorced two months before, owning three cats, and breaking her nose as a child) and after answering a single question from an unseen Judson, “What's more important than knowledge?” with his mother’s wise words: “The things that make life worth living can not be thought here (pointing to his head), they must be felt here (hand over heart).” In her role as administrator, Charlene is a consummate bureaucrat, threatening to dock Flynn's pay should he break something and insisting that he keep his receipts if he wishes to get refunds for the expenses of his adventures. She keeps a straight face when Flynn makes jokes.
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