#academically

I think the bigger difference is that Steve confronts powerful men with a full belief that he ought to be listened to. It's a kind of entitlement, but not a bad one, and we see he's been like that his entire life even when no one would listen to him. Sam instead talks to powerful men with the full knowledge that they don't want to hear him. He plays nicer because he needs to.

And he's conflicted about that. He's hyper aware of it and he's not happy about it.

Also I think part of the reason he always offers an olive branch is practical. Like, he's nice and kindhearted and all but it's also about not wanting to get punched, not wanting collateral damage etc. Steve is pretty much the same in that aspect of it. Maybe sam is like 20% nicer to badguys... but then also he'll stab them too so...

But yeah that's my character analysis about that

It was an attempt to figure out the proportions of the face, I'm not chasing a complete identity to the original

William-Adolphe Bouguereau has insanely tender works of art. Especially portraits of children and young girls

But doesn't that mean when he's happy his pupils will dilate like a cat