amiable, friendly and pleasant, conceited, having too much pride in oneself, acquaintance, a person you know but not very well, disposition, a person's usual mood or character, ridiculous, deserving to be laughed at because it is silly, ardently, with great enthusiasm or passion, prejudice, an unfair opinion formed before knowing the facts, hospitality, friendly treatment of guests or strangers, mortification, great embarrassment or shame, temperament, a person's natural way of thinking and behaving, vanity, excessive pride in one's appearance or abilities, indifference, lack of interest or concern, hesitation, a pause caused by uncertainty, melancholy, a deep feeling of sadness, reluctant, unwilling or hesitant to do something, solitary, alone; without companions, gloomy, dark, sad, or depressing, resentment, bitter anger about unfair treatment, compassion, sympathy and concern for others' suffering, bewildered, very confused and unable to understand, symbolism, he use of objects, people, or events to represent deeper meanings or ideas, bleak, cold, empty, and without hope or happiness, frailty, physical or emotional weakness; the quality of being fragile

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