Stanislavski Post 10 & 11

I see Kost as the type of person to get what she wants, she's very flirty and persuassive and uses her charm to lure people in.

 

lure¹

l(j)ʊə/

verb

verb: lure; 3rd person present: lures; past tense: lured; past participle: lured; gerund or present participle: luring

1. 1.

   tempt (a person or animal) to do something or to go somewhere, especially by offering some form of reward.

   "the child was lured into a car but managed to escape"

   synonyms:

   tempt, entice, attract, induce, coax, persuade, inveigle, allure, seduce, win over, cajole, beguile, bewitch, ensnare, captivate, enrapture; More decoy, draw, lead (on); whet someone's appetite "consumers are frequently lured into debt by clever advertising"

   antonyms:

   deter, put off

noun

noun: lure; plural noun: lures

1. 1.

   something that tempts or is used to tempt a person or animal to do something.

   "the film industry always has been a glamorous lure for young girls"

   synonyms:

   temptation, enticement, attraction, pull, draw, appeal; More inducement, allurement, fascination, interest; decoy, incentive, bait, magnet, siren song, drawing card, carrot, snare, trap; informalcome-on "Les could never resist the lure of the stage"

   • the strongly attractive quality of a person or thing.

     "the lure of the exotic East"

     synonyms:

     temptation, enticement, attraction, pull, draw, appeal; More inducement, allurement, fascination, interest; decoy, incentive, bait, magnet, siren song, drawing card, carrot, snare, trap; informalcome-on "Les could never resist the lure of the stage"

2. 2.

   a type of bait used in fishing or hunting.

   • Falconry

     a bunch of feathers with a piece of meat attached to a long string, swung around the head of the falconer to recall a hawk.