It is common for the G-Man to elongate "S" sounds ("Limitless"' potential").
G-man speaks in a slow, raspy yet commanding manner, with a certain accentuated low-key moroseness to his tone, sometimes placing unusual stress on syllables, stressing the wrong parts of words, making unneeded pauses, and awkwardly changing the pitch of his voice, sometimes in the middle of a word. The book ' states that his appearance in "Half-Life 2" is based on the famous Alexander Technique practitioner Frank Sheldon. He is dressed in an inexpensive-looking gray/blue suit. The G-Man appears to be a middle-aged male human with a tall and thin physique, very pale skin, dark brown hair shaped in a military-style crew cut with a prominent widow's peak, and blue-green eyes.
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The G-Man's constant appearances in the "Half-Life" games, as well as his revealing monologues with series protagonist Gordon Freeman, imply he is of great importance and somewhat anchors the endeavors of the player.His mysterious nature has made him an icon of the "Half-Life" series.
He plays the role of an overseer and employer, both observing the player as the games progress and pulling strings to control the outcome of specific events throughout the "Half-Life" saga. He is known to display peculiar behavior and capabilities beyond that of a normal human and his identity and motives remain almost completely unexplained. Inuniverse=The G-Man, voiced by Michael Shapiro, is a mysterious recurring character in the " Half-Life" series of first-person shooter computer games. Caption= Left: The G-Man, as he appears in "Half-Life." Right: His appearance in and after "Half-Life 2"
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