What I like most
about this glyph is that it is in the shape of a heart, with a fancy
embellishment coming out of it. It reminds me in a way of a very elegant symbol
to represent a company. I would imagine that it would have a very loving
personality, being that part of it resembles the shape of a heart, and would be
very sophisticated as well as intelligent. This glyph would also be a tall, rather husky male, about middle aged and rather jolly. If the glyph were to be alive, it would talk very
elegantly in a strong British accent, and say things like “top of the morning!”
or “anyone care for a spot of tea?” This glyph would wear a black suit
with thin white pin stripes and a long tail and have one of those eye glasses
that you hold up to one eye called a monocle and his balding raven black hair slicked
back very neatly. His shoes would be perfectly shined and polished without a
single scuff-mark on it, and one of his hands would sport a nifty looking
wooden cane to add to his fanciness. Let’s not forget the fancy black and
purple top hat that sits on top of his head, slightly tilted. He would be very
generous with his money, being that he is a very wealthy man who inherited the
money from his family who owns one of the biggest tea companies in all of
Britain, which is a big deal. He would mostly hang out with his other fancy
friends at parties and non-profit events where he would donate huge amounts of
money to help those in need. In his free time he enjoys working at the local
food kitchens and reading to the blind. He is also a very devoted father and husband, and would give
the shirt off of his back to help somebody on the street. Mr. Glyph
Wellington III graduated at the top of his class in high school, but instead of
going to college, he immediately took over his family’s tea business and made
it even more successful than ever. Not only does he have a lot of money, but he
has the intelligence and big heart to support it and influence him to use it
wisely. So, if this glyph were to in fact be human, my representation of him
would be sophisticated, intelligent and caring.

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