Context: (Jeff The Killer) Jeffrey Keaton is sitting behind a sheet of glass while being interviewed by Coralline. This is a more sinister adaptation of the character, so something a bit more low and monotonous would be preferable.

JEFFREY:

"Most of the people in here are just looking for eyes to please. There's no real passion in what they do, no real bloodlust. That sensational feeling that one would get when sliding a knife into someone's stomach, or dragging it across their necks, it's only temporary. It's a drug to most, a source to fuel that dopamine. No, I do it out of pure curiosity. To see how each individual person reacts to their final glimpses into the world they're about to leave. They can blink if they want to. Not me. I capture every last moment of it. (Taps the side of his head.) In here, you see."

Voice description: Low, cold, gravelly, as if he's been through a lot. A point of reverence for you could be long-term smokers, or sufferers of vocal strain.

English, (American.)