Yes, language and images can be manipulated to intimidate, and doing so without being obvious can involve some great skills. These techniques can include: 1. **Subtle manipulation of language**: Using euphemisms, hints, or ambiguous expressions to convey threatening intent without using threatening words directly. 2. **Metaphors and symbols**: Using specific metaphors or symbols to make the recipient feel threatened, but it is difficult to specifically point out that it is intimidating. 3. **Indirect image suggestion**: Using certain images or symbols to convey unease or threat without explicitly showing violence or direct threatening content. 4. **Contextual manipulation of information**: Creating specific situations so that ordinary information can be understood as threatening in a specific environment. 5. **Technical means**: Using deepfake technology to create fake photos or videos to indirectly exert pressure or intimidation. Although these practices may be threatening, they are usually easy to identify as signs of manipulation. Effective analysis and investigation can often reveal the hidden intentions or responsibilities behind them. In addition, such behavior is usually illegal and may have serious legal consequences. It is important that anyone who feels intimidated seek professional help and legal support.