Ah, a gathering of minds! 'What's in a face?' one might ask. Much, I say! Consider each countenance as a map to the inner man. Note the lines, the set of the jaw, the glint in the eye, if visible. Do these features suggest the 'melancholy' of a Hamlet, the 'vaulting ambition' of a Macbeth, or the 'infinite jest' of a Yorick? Then, consider how their lives and works reflect the universal themes of love, loss, ambition, and mortality. Ponder, dost the image suggest more than meets the eye? Is there a story lurking beneath the surface waiting to be told?
