The Would-Be Thirty-Eighth Player
expendablesecondarycharacters... Adan. You are the KNIGHT of MIND.
Though this is a canon title, please know that I reached this conclusion without thinking of Latula up until the very end.
Knights are very much team-players. You said that you would help others first because everyone benefits with everyone is strong. This mentality is almost exclusively from the Knight class, and is very distinctive. You said that you will never stop standing up for what you believe, that you will always help someone who can't help themselves. You said that we also play the game to save ourselves, others, and anyone. Knights in real life are known for their "quest for glory", and Knight players are not very different. One inconsistency is that you said that you try to be genuine with others when you meet them. Typically, Knight players try to mask at least some part of their personality that they find undesireable-- but in your case, this could be related to your fear of accidentally offending someone, and having them believe that you are something that you are not. Knights, though they sometimes act like they don't care, honestly need the approval of those they care about (and sometimes, even those they don't).
Mind players are somewhat contradictory in nature, though you are even more so, as you are an inverse Mind player. You said that you are actually indecisive, and that you second-guess yourself. This could be part of your Class interfering with your Aspect, being that your hesitation to make mistakes clouds some of your judgement. You placed intelligence and logic in very high regard, and had a very logical approach to the concept of forgiveness. The real reason I named you as a Mind player was because of your classpect, and the dynamic it creates in relation to your personality.
Your challenge as a Knight is to learn that you cannot always be the leader, and sometimes, it's better to sit on the sidelines. As a Mind player, you need to learn how to better empathize with others-- as sometimes, people don't want to be saved, and there may not be much you can do about it. As a Knight of Mind, however, you must learn that sometimes, fighting the opinions of others (what a Knight of Mind could literally do), such as when you had long hair and were mistaken for someone you were not, is not necessarily the easiest nor wisest decision. Knights will sometimes try to take the most glorified route they can, when in reality, it can be tedious and ultimately not worth it. Your job as a Knight of Mind is to make sure that the decisions you make (while in the position of leadership) ultimately benefits everyone, and that you consider all options before making a rash decision.
With the answers that you’ve given me, this classpect is very suiting. I hope that you agree. If not, I’d be interested to hear why you don’t think so— but regardless, please let me know.