The simile "flat-lining heart patient" is used to describe how the eyes look in the moment before the person looks away, which is to say that they are devoid of life.
Given the statement "They don't smirk, they don't glower, and in the second before I veer my gaze away, their eyes are dead.", is the statement "They don't smirk, they don't glower, and in the second before I veer my gaze away, their eyes are like a flat-lining heart patient." wrong?
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