George C. Scott is a sensitive and emotional person. The hard knocks of this world have more effects on George C. Scott than they have on most other people, and George C. Scott lose some of the enjoyment of life in consequence. What other people say and think of George C. Scott is taken by George C. Scott to heart. Thus, there are a certain number of things which cause George C. Scott unhappiness which, after all, are not worth troubling about.George C. Scott's manner is quiet, as a rule, and this quality gives George C. Scott the appearance of being strong and determined in the eyes of George C. Scott's fellow-men and women. It enables George C. Scott to get George C. Scott's own way when George C. Scott want it.George C. Scott do not say as much as George C. Scott think and while George C. Scott is thinking, George C. Scott is reasoning. It follows that George C. Scott's judgement is worth having and people will flock to George C. Scott for advice.George C. Scott have several excellent qualities. George C. Scott is highly sympathetic, which makes George C. Scott a good friend. George C. Scott is loyal and patriotic and are thus a first class citizen. George C. Scott is, or would be a most lovable parent. George C. Scott is, or would be, everything that George C. Scott's partner could desire. Clearly, the good qualities of yours far outweigh the others.

George C. Scott is brave and ambitious. Unafraid to take chances and enact their plans, George C. Scott is extremely active individual who stimulates others into action. A busy person who is always doing something constructively, George C. Scott rarely misuse energy. If what George C. Scott is doing with George C. Scott's life is unfulfilling, George C. Scott is unafraid to change it.

George C. Scott is more inward than most. If George C. Scott were to appear in front of a large group of people, George C. Scott would suffer from stage phobia. George C. Scott is best motivated when George C. Scott is alone to do whatever George C. Scott want to do, and at George C. Scott's own pace.