Ask for some words that describe demeanor and psychology, the more the better

Happy: elated, excited, overjoyed, jubilant, happy, happy, happy, happy, happy, happy, happy,

Anger: Angry, angry, indignant, thunderous and sad: depressed, weeping blood, grief-stricken, grief-stricken, heart-wrenching.

Fear: timid as a mouse, frightened, frightened, flustered, frightened, numb, palpitating, fearful, trembling, terrified.

Anxious, anxious, uneasy, and uneasy.

Idioms that describe demeanor.

Fuss, frightened, confused, calm, creepy, absent-minded, six gods without master, calm, stunned, calm, stupefied, disbelieving, respectful, muttering to himself, engrossed, excited, elated, stunned, suspicious, affectionate, restless, abrupt, listless, indecisive, stammering, unprepared, hesitant, indecisive, uneasy, unwilling, uneasy, unwilling, uneasy Flattered, flattered, suspicious, contented, honest, frightened, angry, angry, embarrassed, angry Frightened, panicked, happy, panicked, concentrated, sorrowful, sad, trance, refreshed, smiled, cross-eyebrows, smiled, stunned, sad, ecstasy, looked at each other, looked at each other, looked bright, eyebrows, danced, depressed, listless, sad, frightened, and bright.

Heads held high, panicked, careless.

Words to describe the demeanor of the characters:

Energetic, eyebrows flying, dancing, head high, blazing, energetic, dragon and horse spirit, elated, vigorous, vigorous, smiling, relaxed, happy, full of spring breeze, and generous.

Panicked, careless, depressed, listless, sad, frightened, like sitting on pins and needles, weak, hippie smiling, oily, leisurely, cramped, red-faced, red-eared, stunned.

Words that describe the mental activities of the characters:

Nervous, frightened, restless, anxious, flustered, anxious, anxious.