His swagger suggested he was dangerous. M boasted of his intelligence and bragged about his accomplishments. His bombastic personality suggested he was superior to most people. He loved to call people idiots.
For all his bluster and boldness, M was a coward. False bravado was the shield he hid behind. No one was fooled.
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