By represent I mean, like how Breath represents Freedom. And what would a Prince of Breath mean in a session. I know that other players classes affect and when they are as people, but since a Prince of Breath destroys freedom, would it mean? Also others things a Prince of Breath Could represent

Oooh. The issue here is that Breath represents a bunch of things, but paired with a Class, a Prince of Breath or an X of Y doesn’t… Necessarily represent anything. Aspect is the ‘What’, Class is the ‘How’, together they determine what the full God Tier does, but there’s the issue- Princes Destroy, Reduce, Lessen. Breath is Motion, Freedom, Detachment, Wind, Heroic Leadership, the Plot. They’re both, also, more than just that, it’s already hard to tell what a Class and what an Aspect individually do, there’s absolutely no way to say what a Classpect would ‘represent’ without knowing who this Prince of Breath is.

One can Destroy Freedom and be evil, or they could Destroy the enemies’ Freedom and be good. They could Destroy Breath and suffocate others, or they could Destroy Breath by being an amazing kisser, leaving them breathless. They could Destroy the Plot and bring it to a halt for their own purposes, or they could Destroy Motion and literally bring things to a halt. They could Destroy THROUGH Wind and make violent storms, or Destroy THROUGH Leadership and use their influence to bring others to their knees. As long as you can tangentially make a case for why it’d fit the Class and the Aspect, you can most definitely fit a power or a role on a Classpect combo. So when you ask ‘What does the Prince of Breath represent’, I can’t give a straight answer. I give pointers to give a general idea, when it comes to Class Personalities, when it comes to Aspect powers, but at the end of the day, Humans are Humans and they cannot be reduced to 14 Personality Classes and 12 Aspect Affinities if they’re too strict, meaning that the leeway Classes and Aspects have about what they represent, make each Classpect a world of their own impossible to know without further context on who the person itself is, or what their world is like.