Don't be so hasty to judge a book by its cover! Alexandru and Abdoul are undeniably very masculine and virile, however underneath the stern, authoritarian appearance they conceal an extremely sensitivite nature. Pleasant, gentle, emotional and generous, they are extremely big hearted men although this isn't something they advertise as they don't think it would do their image any good. Although they aren't particularly demonstrative, Alexandru and Abdoul need to be admired and recognized for their true worth. To achieve this, their will is as unshakeable as their highest aspirations and they are prepared for all kinds of heroics. A significant capacity for work is slightly hindered by an inconsistency of effort, since their level of motivation depends largely on their mood. In general, they seem to be more apt to lead rather than carry out orders. They certainly possess all of the necessary qualities of organisation, however they tolerate failure about as well as they do subordinate roles; that is to say rather badly. They are proud and even a little conceited although they remain disarmingly naive. If their accomplishments are in line with their goals they could appear arrogant, egocentric and irascible although this doesn't mean that they will be any less shy. As children, it is important to protect their independence and entrust them with responsibilities. It would be preferable for them to have siblings and their parents should encourage them to take part in group activities as they have a tendency to think that the world revolves around them. This would allow them to learn about themselves and exercise a certain power while developing their philanthropic side and sense of initiative all at the same time. Why not encourage them to join a theatre company? This could be very fitting because later in life they are likely to consider life itself as a stage on which they must give an Oscar-winning performance...