Not when Alvarez later tells the Santo Padre charter about his meeting with Tig, or when prospect Nestor clearly sees Jess acting squirrelly and texting someone during her shift. Alvarez insists he knows nothing about the Montez situation - and, interestingly, that piece of intel from Tig doesn’t come up again during the finale. During that conversation, Tig informs Alvarez that the war’s onset had nothing to do with the Mayans encroaching on the Sons’ turf rather, it started when “some chick” (that is, Santo Padre bartender Jess) came to the Sons with Montez’s kutte, having found it in a barrel on Mayan property. Here’s what goes down on the war front: Sons of Anarchy vet Tig (yay, Tig!) takes a meeting in Los Angeles with Alvarez, where the men discuss next steps in the ongoing Sons vs. I beg you, Mayans, just protect Sally at all costs. Tuesday’s Season 4 finale of Mayans MC - which has yet to be renewed for a fifth go-round - found EZ transforming into the same power-hungry club member that Bishop became at this time last year… and, well, we saw how that went. Proceed with caution!Īt the risk of making a Dark Knight quote do the heavy lifting in this recap, EZ Reyes really has lived long enough to see himself become the villain. What are they doing with themselves as they’re suppressing emotion? Lip biting, fist clenching, and avoiding eye contact are common methods of coping with strong emotions.The following post contains spoilers for Mayans MC ’s Season 4 finale.Apart from comfort gestures, what else do they do to comfort themselves in trying times? What’s their go-to self care? What’s their comfort food? Where’s their safe space?.Any behaviors they reserve for moments when they’re alone? (Or possibly among family/friends that don’t care?) Do they pick their nose? Do they bite their toenails? Do they sniff their armpits? Or do they not care if people see behavior like this?.How do they sound? Do their car keys jingle as they walk? Do they drag their feet? Do their heels clack resoundingly on hard floors? Do they breathe loudly? Do they fidget in ways that make a lot of noise?.What parts of the body are the most expressive? Do they shuffle and stomp their feet a lot when agitated or excited? Are they a hand talker? Do they have an impressive range of motion with their eyebrows?.Do they whoop when they’re excited? Do they tremble when angry? Also consider the character’s common reactions to common emotions.Can they suppress these gestures or do they do them often? What are their comfort gestures or self-touch gestures? Common comfort gestures include rubbing the back of the neck or gripping their own arms.How do they point something out? Pointing their finger? Nodding their head? A flippant wave of the hand?.In a crowded space, do they get out of people’s way, or do people get out of THEIR way?.
How’s their etiquette? Do they hold the door for people behind them? How do they handle handshakes and other kinds of typical contact? Does their language change or become more formal when speaking to strangers? To their elders? To their superiors?.What’s their most comfortable sitting position? Do they have a consistent posture or does it change depending on situation / present company? How’s their posture? There are more options than just sitting up straight or slouching a lot.
Figuring out these mannerisms can do a lot for conveying character traits through their normal actions rather than just their thoughts, dialogue, etc. Here’s some considerations for the tiny little details that can add a lot to a character.
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