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 ====== Kier Taming the Four Tempers ======
-** Kier Taming the Four Tempers** is a [[art|painting]] featuring [[Kier Eagan]]. In the painting, Kier raises his flail to beat back the physical embodiments of the [[the_four_tempers]] which comprise every man's character: Woe, Frolic, Dread and Malice.
+<WRAP figure right>
+{{kier-taming-the-four-tempers.jpg?1200x800|The Taming of the Tempers (assumed title)}}
+The Taming of the Tempers((Season 1, Episode 4, [[The You You Are]] (41:23) ))
+</WRAP>
-{{kier-taming-the-four-tempers.png|The Taming of the Tempers (assumed title)}}
+**//Kier Taming the Four Tempers//** (assumed title) is a painting featuring [[Kier Eagan]]. In the painting, Kier raises his flail to beat back the physical embodiment of [[The Four Tempers|the Four Tempers]], which comprise every man’s character.
-The painting is rendered in the Renaissance style. The scene is composed inside a rocky cave, near the cave's opening. On the left side of the painting, closest to and framed by the outline of the cave opening, is Kier Eagan, wearing a belted tunic and robe, reminiscent of a biblical figure. He sports the fearsome beard which graced his face later in life. He is illuminated from behind by the light coming into the cave. He is white haired and bearded. In his right hand he holds a [[cat_o_nine_tails|cat o’ nine tails]] aloft, as if preparing to strike. In the lore of Kier, each flail of the cat o’ nine tails is meant to represent one of [[core_principles]].
+The painting is rendered in the Renaissance style. The scene is composed inside a rocky cave, near the cave’s opening. On the left side of the painting, closest to and framed by the outline of the cave opening, is Kier Eagan, wearing a belted tunic and robe, reminiscent of a biblical figure. He sports the fearsome beard that graced his face later in life. He is illuminated from behind by the light coming into the cave. He is white-haired and bearded. In his right hand, he holds a [[cat_o_nine_tails|cat o’ nine tails]] aloft, as if preparing to strike. In the lore of Kier, each flail of the cat o’ nine tails is meant to represent one of the [[Core Principles]].
-On the right, four figures cower from the oncoming attack: a young woman dressed as a bride, an old woman, a man dressed as a fool, and a figure wearing the head of a horned goat. They represent the four [[the_four_tempers]] - Woe, Frolic, Dread, and Malice.
+On the right, four figures cower from the oncoming attack: a young woman dressed as a bride, an old woman, a man dressed as a fool, and a figure wearing the head of a ram. They represent the Four Tempers—[[Woe]], [[Frolic]], [[Dread]], and [[Malice]].
-The painting is clearly inspired by the words of Kier Eagan when he said, "In my life, I have identified four components, which I call //[[the_four_tempers]]//, from which are derived every human soul. Woe. Frolic. Dread. Malice. Each man's character is defined by the precise ratio that resides in him. I walked into the cave of my own mind, and there I tamed them. Should you tame the tempers as I did mine, then the world shall become but your appendage."
+The painting is clearly inspired by the words of Kier Eagan when he said, “In my life, I have identified four components, which I call tempers, from which are derived every human soul. Woe. Frolic. Dread. Malice. Each man’s character is defined by the precise ratio that resides in him. I walked into the cave of my own mind, and there I tamed them. Should you tame the tempers as I did mine, then the world shall become but your appendage.”((Season 1, Episode 3, [[In Perpetuity]] ([[In Perpetuity Transcript#section003541266|35:41]]) ))
-The painting currently hangs in the [[Wellness Room]] waiting room. [[Burt Goodman]] finds the painting "calming."
+The painting hung in the [[Perpetuity Wing]] for many years,((Season 1, Episode 2, [[Half Loop]] ([[Half Loop Transcript#section004307462|43:07]]) )) but it was taken down and eventually ended up in the [[Wellness Room]] waiting room. [[Burt Goodman]] finds the painting “calming.”
+===== Gallery =====
+<WRAP gallery-container>
+<WRAP gallery-item>
+{{kier_taming_the_four_tempers_1.jpg?1400x800|A close-up of Kier attempting to tame the tempers}} \\ A close-up of Kier attempting to tame the tempers
+</WRAP>
+<WRAP gallery-item>
+{{kier_taming_the_four_tempers_2.jpg?1400x800|The representation of the Four Tempers}} \\ The representation of the Four Tempers
+</WRAP>
+</WRAP>
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