The Thirty-Second Player Enters
nainsanity... Francis. You are the ROGUE of DOOM.
Rogues are the passive class of the stealing pair, and one of the classes that has some of the most intensive self-image issues. Whereas the Prince wants to look good due to lineage and responsibility, and the Knight is insecure about their position with those they hold close; the Thief and Rogue are notorious for having misconceptions of their own self, and beating themselves up for it. You've said yourself that you have a hard time trusting others, and that you believe that your classmates are laughing behind your back while smiling to your face. Thieves and Rogues in particular are afraid of being stabbed in the back, and are therefore hesitant to believe others at their word (a statement that you resonated with).
You said that Blood was one of your favorite aspects because you interpreted it as cooperation and kinship. Of the things you asked from your friends, loyalty and kindness were the most important. Rogues are infamous for depending on those that they finally allow to become close to them, and you value these traits as a member of your Class. The things that deterred me from titling you as the Rogue of Blood, however, were quite interesting.
You called yourself morbid because of your fascination with horror. You also said that you want to become an epidemiologist, because diseases have always fascinated you. Doom, as an Aspect, can be related to both of these things. As the Rogue of Doom, you are rather hostile to strangers, attempting to "outskirt misfortune" (a literal interpretation of the title) by evaluating them from afar, in the shadows, before approaching them if they seem friendly. You skirt the same misfortune by picking friends that won't insult you or seem like they won't turn on you in the future-- a justification that flows nicely into your challenges.
As a Rogue, you must learn to step out of the shadows. You have a fear of speaking in public; but with time and practice, that can be overcome. As a Doom player, you must combat your pessimism, and find ways to let go of past transgressions. But as the Rogue of Doom, you must find ways to place your trust in others and open up to them (without putting yourself at risk, of course).
With the information that you've given me, this title is appropriate. Should you disagree, please send a protest to my Ask. If you find that my analysis resonates well with you, however, please let me know, and I will list you as the Rogue of the Palace of Doom.











