MEME REFERENCE

Doakes

Use Doakes when someone suspects an unseen observer, motive, or threat.

What it expresses

Suspicion under uncertainty: Doakes’s narrowed stare of immediate suspicion represents a moment where someone suspects an unseen observer, motive, or threat.

Example

For example, a vague calendar invite appears after a secret reorganization; the visual analogy is Doakes’s narrowed stare of immediate suspicion, signaling that someone suspects an unseen observer, motive, or threat.

When not to use it

Avoid when the evidence is clear and trusted; Doakes’s narrowed stare of immediate suspicion would incorrectly signal that someone suspects an unseen observer, motive, or threat.

• suspicion
• uncertainty