#super-high-school-level-mischief

[katebihshop]

30

30. Have you ever been to Olive Garden?

yes but not in years

[the144ring]

The Would-Be Thirty-Seventh Player

super-high-school-level-mischief... Ben. You are the THIEF of HOPE.

I personally feel that "assigned gender roles" to classes are rather silly. However, I hope that once I explain, you will understand why I concluded your evaluation with this classpect.

Thieves are players that have self-confidence issues. That being said, a "self-confidence issue" is a giant umbrella term that contains many different specifications. In your case, it would be falsifying yourself for the benefit of others. You answered that you do not trust others at their word, a very Thief-like answer, and said that you lived by the rule that you can "never trust anyone". You believe that everyone else is better than you, and called yourself "masked". Usually, Knights are the players that are typically associated with "masking their personality", but in your case, you "mask" yourself by switching personalities with whoever you're speaking with.

This is what lead me to call you a Hope player, in which you are an inverse. You are pessimistic, as proven by your unwillingness to trust others (and cynical view of the world), and yet you are very interested in the genre of fantasy, where everything is possible. Now, Hope as an aspect is very interesting, as it can drastically change a classpect. When I give the title "Thief of Hope" and tailor it to you, it is rather suiting.

The most clear definition of a Thief of Hope is "one that steals the hope of others for their own benefit". Such as when you change your personality completely depending on who you're meeting, you are "stealing" whatever expectations (or hope) the person you're meeting has in order to transform into the person they want you to be. To clarify: say you encounter a girl that wants you to be bubbly, friendly, and able to give advice. You will "steal" that image from her, her hope of who you are, and use it to your benefit so that you can get what you want from her (along with a new personality to use). This is not only fascinating, but extremely decimating to your personal relationships. Here are your challenges.

As a Thief, you must learn that there are people who honestly, truly want to help you, and that while you may not need to completely "trust" them, you must learn that your paranoia of being betrayed by others should not prohibit you from making real friends. As an inverse Hope player, you must learn that you do not need to be so cynical, and that you do indeed have a personality-- you just need the confidence to be that person. As a Thief of Hope, your ultimate goal is to drop the act, and learn to rely on others instead of closing up and shutting everyone out.

With the answers that you’ve given me, this classpect is very suitable. I hope you find it at least somewhat accurate. If not, I’d be interested to hear why you don’t think so— but regardless, please let me know.