The head, steered primarily by the eyes, disengages from the audience to drift to the side for a moment. After a moment of reflection, it then returns to the original direction it was facing, often accompanied by a jutting of the head forward.

This signal reveals a psychology momentarily disengaged from the outer world and retreating into memory to gather from a wider perspective. This is done in order to convey or articulate a position properly; signaled by the jut at the end of the gesture.

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