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Their interpersonal dynamics were another point of contrast. Friedman’s charm and approachability earned him the moniker of the "happy warrior." He engaged in debates with a sense of goodwill, often winning over audiences through his cheerful demeanor and confidence. Rand, while charismatic in her own right, cultivated an image defined by intensity and anger. Her confrontational nature often overshadowed her arguments, leading her to lose debates simply due to her emotional reactions.