The Biographical Interpreter And Theirs

For someone who is known to be recognized as a person of import, your own words alone might not suffice in establishing both the legitimacy and depth of your own biography, should you be in a position where writing one by yourself is expected.

They pay very close attention and even keep a journal of all the actions a person of import takes.

I would make very sure they are vetted to be a neutral party.

Their work and themselves must be very guarded or the biography writer risks losing this, an outside perspective, that has the highest chance of being integrated into the person of this position's biography.

They really might have a tendency to be a quiet person who is more about the habit of watching and recording what happens.

Oddly enough, this imparts the wisdom of Marcus Aurelius by having someone follow you around all day saying "you are just a man" since everything you do, no matter how great you are at writing or spinning the truth, will have growth in the sector of being recorded more under a system of checks and balances.

The Biographical Interpreter And Theirs

T.B.I.A.T

A Tibiat could be the name of the job since the tibia is one of the main bones that help us even to walk.

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tibia(n.)

the inner and usually larger of the two lower leg bones, late 14c., from Latin tibia "shinbone," earlier "pipe, flute" (originally one of bone), in which sense it also is attested in English from late 14c. De Vaan writes, "The original meaning may have been either 'stalk' or 'shin-bone' .... There is no good IE etymology; maybe the word is a loanword from the same source as [Greek siphōn]." The Latin plural is tibiæ. Related: Tibial; tibio-.

(https://www.etymonline.com/word/tibia)

(***They help you walk.)