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Classpect Larry do it do it do it

This one's been discussed, but Larry feels like a pretty textbook Page. Pages are all about untapped potential and the lengthy, wretched trials of becoming. The carp that has to conquer the waterfall to become a dragon. Pages also seem to begin their journey with a deficit in their aspect- some kind of setback or complication that makes this journey more difficult, but if they can succeed despite it and complete their journey, they become fearsome, among the best their aspect has to offer. FL Man most definitely needed to get put in the metaphorical slow cooker to become the resplendent gayboy he is today, its one of the most important features of his arc-

But then the question becomes... what in the hell is his aspect?

Thematically, identity and relationship to the self has played a heavy part in Larry's narrative, he experienced a drawn out metamorphosis from a clueless, impulsive, insecure dope who struggles with forethought and tends to reflexively think of himself as invincible in that youthful, foolish way, to an older wiser soul that's known profound hardship and restraint through being forced to mask himself and consider his every action closely and deliberately, and the reconciliation of these two disparate halves into one messy whole.

I feel relatively confident that Larry falls within the Heart/Mind aspect pair, but, while Identity and the Self has been an important theme with him ive expounded on before, with Larry's arc being him forced to become a more conscious and deliberate actor, going to college, tapping into his potential, curing death and defeating a So-Called God through the enactment of an extensive and precise long-term plan execution, I'm currently tipped a bit more towards Mind! But I suppose with Larry and the nature of this aspect pair, it becomes a bit of a messy matter of more internal philosophy at some point- if one accepts and understands and embraces and even loves that their identity is consistently inconsistent, is that a matter of knowing yourself well or being at peace not knowing yourself well when what 'yourself' even is changes so easily? The heart aspect is associated with masks and personas and the hero discovering themself and their truth- the mind aspect is associated with an unstable sense of self that takes a back seat to making deliberate external choices with profound awareness of their logical consequences. Larry has experience with both.