Griffith has almost always carried himself in a well-mannered, exemplary fashion indistinguishable from that of nobility; his mannerisms coupled with his keen intellect often leave people astounded at his humble origins. Self-assuredly unique from others, Griffith's presence has always been undeniable; those who meet him end up viewing him with either good will or animosity, with the former growing into trust or fellowship, and the latter into awe or even dread. Those who choose to follow Griffith typically are overcome with emotions upon their first encounter with him, either entranced by the thought of splendor and grandeur at his side, or reeled in by his strong sense of ambition and conviction. Conversely, he is capable of perceiving subtle ill will a person harbors toward him, and acts accordingly from that point on. Yet, he also claims not to dislike doing things by force. An understanding of such human emotions and motivations, and an unbridled ambition paying heed to nothing but ascension, have enabled Griffith to ascend alone above all.