Page 131 - The Silent Language Of Evil

Harun Yahya

their lower selves, they resort to basic methods that are far from dig-
nified.
v They speak with a hoarse voice that makes their listeners un-
comfortable. Their sentences are halting, illogical; their voices trem-
ble as they speak as they prepare themselves for a bout of sobbing.

Forms of response
v They speak in extremely long-winded and complicated sen-
tences. Because it is not possible to make a natural, intimate conver-
sation with them, listeners have to pay special attention to
understand what's being said to them.
v Generally, their replies don't relate to the question asked, for
they are uncomfortable and peevish. Besides, giving a clear answer
would require these people to be sincere and make them give up the
atmosphere of emotionality and secrecy that they want to create. In
order not to destroy the image they want to project, they give eva-
sive answers in accord with their insincere state of mind.
v In response to questions, sometimes they give no answer at
all, pretending not to have heard the question. Or sometimes they
gloss over the question as much as they can with pained facial ex-

pressions. This is one of the methods they use to enter their melan-
cholic, troubled, introverted spiritual state and make other people
care about them.
v From time to time, they grow peevish and argumentative.
They use this special method to legitimize their bouts of crying. In
this way, they make others feel that they are in a tense state of mind
and also create for themselves a state of psychological sensitivity to
being treated unjustly. As a result, they succeed in weeping.
v In answers they give, they're careful to hide any love or re-
spect toward others; they even seem to want to create the opposite
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