<h3 id="as-always-thank-you-and-for-guidance-and-inspiration!-viu38xm1o">As always, thank you @Tiny_Tsuruta and @kftiger for guidance and inspiration!</h3>Once upon a time (before reality tv, the internet and the end of civil discourse) there was a program called The Morton Downey Jr. Show. Not to be confused with Robert Downey Jr. A show that was essentially a cage match between the eponymously titled host, his guests and the studio audience.This model the RAGE GENERATOR is based on the <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://youtu.be/j5XJ7ZHhtoU?si=L4tr4BxJrHruSE1o">30 second opening sequence </a>for his show. I found a better copy than that but still had to upscale and refine the screen caps. Despite that it still reproduces Mort enough that I have to check the real person box. ...onsite generator sadness.Seems to work with or without the trigger: RGGNRTRTrained in vintage 4:3 ratio but not necessary.Lower strengths allow for lower Morton likeness. Higher strengths bring Morton to the forefront.Examples:<ul><li>man in suit, mouth (Happy, Angry, Open, Closed), (Add Subject of Rage), light blue to violet gradient background.</li><li>RGGNRTR. man with suit and tie. man facing wall. wall of tvs with (Add Subject of Rage)</li><li>Or RGGNRTR, (SUBJECT)(TOPIC)(SCENE)</li></ul>About Find the smile. Of course you can control that with "mouth (expression)" but I think it likes God, America, Apple Pie and Smoking. It obviously likes yelling.Some of the images used in the dataset:<img src="https://image.civitai.com/xG1nkqKTMzGDvpLrqFT7WA/06bc9e8c-3ceb-4149-8245-1dba3bd86259/width=525/06bc9e8c-3ceb-4149-8245-1dba3bd86259.jpeg" />

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