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The document outlines 12 character archetypes divided into ego, soul, and self types. The ego types include the innocent, orphan, warrior, and caregiver who are driven by fears of abandonment, exploitation, weakness, and martyrdom respectively. The soul types are the seeker, lover, destroyer, and creator who fear conformity, losing love, annihilation, and inauthenticity. The self types are the ruler, magician, sage, and jester who fear chaos, manipulation, deception, and boredom respectively. Each archetype is described in terms of its driving fear and main goal.
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- 1. The 12 Character Archetypes
- 3. The Innocent • While a bit dependent, the innocent seek safety and have great trust and optimism in others which sways them to the innocents cause. • The innocent main goal is to remain safe, fearing abandonment.
- 4. The Orphan • Expects very little from life and gets by on empathy, realism and street smarts to avoid their fear of exploitation. • Their main goal is to regain their safety despite their cynicism and doubts.
- 5. The Warrior • Tough and filled with courage, skill and determination, the warrior only wishes to win, fearing weakness above all else. • Despite arrogance and the potential for ruthlessness, the warrior tries to bring meaning to what they do.
- 6. The Caregiver • Just wanting to help others and driven by compassion, selflessness and generosity, the caregiver despite risking martyrdom and applying guilt on others, will go to any lengths to give. • They put others before themselves despite the risks and will even assist those who could harm them.
- 8. The Seeker • The seeker is constantly on the move, they fear conformity and actively strive against it in search for a better life. • They survive isolation and loneliness to seek out adventure but this comes at the price of often being unable to commit to others and alienating people as a result.
- 9. The Lover • From, parental, to romantic, to friendships, the lover governs it all, wanting to bring bliss to the world to protect against their fears of losing love. • Though they may face intimacy problems and risk objectifying others, the lover will always show passion in their relationships and great commitments to have their feelings returned.
- 10. The Destroyer • The Destroyer is full of ruthlessness and repressed rage about things around themselves that don’t benefit people despite their support. They fear annihilation and as a result will often resort to violence and in extreme cases, terror tactics. • Even though they seem volatile, they are often humble, just wanting to find a drive that will sustain them.
- 11. The Creator • The creators goal is to create an identity for itself, fearing possible inauthenticity making them just one of the crowd. • They are creative, individualistic and have vision despite often creating a mess, finicky behavior and self indulgence.
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