The right details, set together, can reveal more than a thousand pictures.
People see personality everywhere.
To learn how to use this human tendency to advantage, we turn not to artificial intelligence but to the writer's art. Consider, for example, Shelley Jackson's hypertext, Patchwork Girl in which the monstrous protagonist,stitched together from scattered parts of departed women, tells of her love for her creator and her journey to the New World. Followed a crash and the scatter of bright fragments. Yet she never lacked for company. It was rumored she had a dog of her own, but she kept it well hid, and as for the other, if you're asking, you'd do well to duck.