Dante continued to work with the various stunt crew members who were there to either learn from scratch or enhance their existing knowledge around firearms. From the first person which was Yinnie to the last member of the crew, his personality remained the same. Patient, warm, and if a person didn't pick up on those social tells; if nothing else a strong communicator on the details that would lead to a successful experience with the sidearm. It wasn't physically laborious to do this part of the training, so it was no surprise by the end of it he wasn't even remotely beat. More mental work out than physical when it came to training others in proper weapons technique. That meant his energy was still quite high at the conclusion of the training. To which, he gave an open applause to all of the cast and crew around him.<span class="fixed-color" style="color:#0059b3">  "Wonderful session this morning, I know some of you will be working with me in the near future for automatic weapons. Others, will also have a more intimate and physical session on how to make handgun use look more realistic when engaged in close quarters combat. I look forward to meeting with you again soon!"</span>The pick up of both enthusiasm and volume at the end was intentional. It was meant to hopefully inspire them to be enthusiastic about the upcoming training if they weren't already.<br/><br/>He considered himself quite lucky to receive the contract to work on this film, he had limited experience in the industry. Though, he was rewarded it for his real world and practical knowledge with close quarters combat and urban assaults. The scarring around portions of his hands were quite literally battle scars, not training accidents. He waved to a few members and shook the hands of others as they scattered for other activities or simply conversation. It'd give him time to set up the next training and he knew they'd undoubtedly have other work to keep them busy. He also knew that only a small group of crew would be working on some of the close quarters scenes as they were the direct stand-ins for the stars of the film. Dante's eyes flicked across the horizon to find her standing there, Yinnie. A quiet moment of contemplation, teeth nearly capturing his inner cheek.<span class="fixed-color" style="color:#0059b3"><i>"She's .. something else." </i></span><span class="fixed-color" style="color:#ffffff">The words playing in his mind</span><span class="fixed-color" style="color:#0059b3"><i>. </i></span><span class="fixed-color" style="color:#ffffff">She was unquestionably gorgeous but that's not all. She was simply impressive, it's like he could feel her positive energy exuding from her as he stood beside her earlier. She also set the bar quite high for the rest of those being trained from the jump. <br/>
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He didn't contemplate the decision a second longer, keeping his gaze on her as he approached. If she looked his way, he'd flash a small smile. When he was close enough to where she could hear him speak, he opened up without hesitation. </span><span class="fixed-color" style="color:#0059b3">"I bet you could tell from the expressions of the others, but you did well. Really well."</span><span class="fixed-color" style="color:#ffffff"> He looked at her hands briefly and gestured towards the weapon.</span><span class="fixed-color" style="color:#0059b3"> "Maria put it on your schedule for us to work together on the close quarters combat training, right?"</span><span class="fixed-color" style="color:#ffffff"> He tilted his head slightly, almost imperceptibly to emphasize the curiosity. He hadn't had a chance to work directly with her, he wasn't sure what to expect exactly even having seen some of her work earlier in production. Since <i>seeing</i> and <b>experiencing</b> were two very different things, but he had a strong feeling she earned her reputation on set. </span><span class="fixed-color" style="color:#0059b3">"I planned the training to focus around how to feel natural using techniques to create space, or an advantage that'd allow you to realistically fire a shot off even being within arm length distance of a target."</span>