I mean, a Page of Heart would use their powers for themselves primarily, they do have that Selfish Active tint to their actions. “Getting served through Heart” specifically makes a creepy ‘Harem’ image pop up in my head, too.
They inhabited a physical body though so the denomination is a little bit nebulous!
Not sure- With an intricate background like that, I have a feeling Hussie may have googled ‘wallpaper patterns’ and gone from there. Seems a bit of a superfluous coincidence. But then again who knows what goes through that madman’s mind when making these panels.
In the fact both are kinda shaped by their circumstances? Not necessarily though, Heirs tend to just roll with it.
It can be, but I don’t think either of those three are necessarily ‘depressing Aspects’, you can just as well have a Light Player who’s obsessed with Fate to the point it’s restrictive and sad for them or a Life Player who’s constantly seeing those around them get hurt or sick and barely being able to help them through it.
Inversion theory is OUT, in this house we go by the Roleplay Theory. People don’t just invert, they emulate Classes or Aspects of important figures in their lives or that are being forced upon them, in which case they just, to varying degrees of success, incorporate the actual Classpect traits to what they do.
@revolutionaryduelist Has gone quite in depth about it in the past, but the gist of it is that ancestral figures and guardians heavily affect the way characters act, and shape their Class and Aspect at certain points. It’s not even the actual character’s Class and Aspect either, but their perceived Class and Aspect.
For example, take Vriska, who, for a huge part of her arc, is influenced by Mindfang. She tries to improve Tavros, make him more relevant, better, while trying to match the romance Mindfang had with the Summoner, tries to be like a Sylph. Or for example, Rose feels regret about her mother and wants to get to know her better, be closer to her, which leads her to drinking. Booze is explicitly Void coded, and sure, Grimdarkness with the Horrorterrors being Void-Coded also could have had part of it, but you could explain a lot of Rose’s Void leaning and Void Magics and communion with the Eldritch Gods to her trying to get closer to her Mother as well.
Dirk is often compared to a Knight and Knighthood, even though he’s a Prince, but he struggles heavily with his self and not wanting to give in to his bad traits, and it seems trying to follow in Alpha Dave’s steps is a way in which he attempts that. You can find this in a lot of characters, if not most of them, and it’s EXTREMELY obvious in Hiveswap where all the Characters have their own Aspects, but heavily show traits of their Caste’s Aspect as well, influenced by the way society pegs them into very specific roles.
I mean I’m not saying Rage doesn’t tie to realism, rather that it’s not necessarily a negative trait! It definitely ties to it, you don’t really have to look at any examples at all, it’s canonically described as the Aspect of those who “posses great contempt for lies or false ideas, including the stability that false ideas can impart”, and that would “tear down a system just to destabilize it if, by their reckoning, it is built on faulty premises”.
Depends on how fashionable they are.
The thing is, in Homestuck, the way you interact with the world is heavily defined by your personality and your drive. The will of the characters shape the story.
Also we literally have a personality quiz based on Aspects so like, yeah.
They don’t have to turn in buckets of genetic material, but people have sex for more reasons than to procreate
You just answered your question there. It’s really the same as you’d see with any close relationship of that kind, it depends on the two.