The Would-Be Thirty-Sixth Player
procrastinationstat... Gillian. You are the ROGUE of LIFE.
Though this title has been given before, you will find that you have achieved this godtier for variably different reasons.
Rogues are players that are typically hyperactive, and are usually light-hearted, or "eccentric", as you described yourself. Your application had a very bouncy tone, and when you answered certain questions, your replies had very enthusiastic tonality. You said that you enjoy having fun, and that you want to be able to help others. That being said, you answered that you linger on the past. Rogues are hard-pressed to forget transgressions. As you said, you are very willing to forgive, but you don't forget. And, in turn, you said that your worst fear is being forgotten. A common paranoia among Rogues is that their friends will leave them behind, and it is no different for you.
The reason I said that you were a Life player was because you referenced it very strongly in at least two of your answers. You said that the game we played was life. You also said that "life doesn't have to be doom and gloom". Life players have the tendancy to feel that they need to be something they aren't (how you lie/manipulate others during first impressions so that they'll get to know you better), but you are generally optimistic. Life, as the aspect, can loosely be related to "happiness" or "energy".
As a Rogue, you have to learn that sometimes people simply won't like you. And, even if that happens, that doesn't mean that you're necessarily the person at fault. Your blindness to love could stem from your unawareness of those that aren't your friends-- so as a Life player, you must become more attuned to your surroundings and the feelings of others (instead of getting wrapped up in your own world). As a Rogue of Life, your specific challenge is to learn that if you want to stave your fear of being left behind, you should make an active effort to reach out to those you wish to keep close. Rogues are passive players, though they can sometimes make active initiative, but being passive in relationships can weaken them.
With the answers that you’ve given me, this classpect is suitable. I hope you find it so. If not, I’d be interested to hear why you don’t think so— but regardless, please let me know.
