KML-307Barry
Oh God, Here It Comes
What it does
Bracing before an impact whose arrival has been inevitable for several uncomfortable seconds.
Use it when
- A dreaded consequence approaches.
- The awkward question is moving toward you.
- You can see the failure but cannot stop it.
For example
- The rolling suitcase begins tipping down the long platform stairs.
- The wedding speaker reaches the story everyone asked him not to tell.
- Your supervisor opens the old version of the presentation.
Emotional intensity8/10
Primary reactionAnxiety
ToneDramatic · Earnest · Resigned
