https://taksynator.tumblr.com/post/162956042466/homestuck-theory https://taksynator.tumblr.com/post/163353494091/another-homestuck-theory https://taksynator.tumblr.com/post/165287519776/masterclass-thoughts thanks in advance for reviewing them ^u^
@taksynator No problem, it’s a pleasure! If you don’t mind, I’ll outline my thoughts here:
https://taksynator.tumblr.com/post/165287519776/masterclass-thoughts
https://taksynator.tumblr.com/post/163353494091/another-homestuck-theory
As for these two, I agree pretty much entirely! I think absolute power over a particular domain is well within the description of both Muses and Lords–though I will admit, the thing about Lord English and the sand kind of lost me a little? i didn’t quite follow. I’d say that their domains in Homestuck are, well. Homestuck itself. IE-The narrative.
I also agree that Lords and Muses find themselves dealing in their complementary (saying “inverse” brings us too close to inversion theory for me, I think, but it’s as good a descriptor as any) Aspect as well, I think that’s a sweet catch on your part. Lord English is demonstrably interested in Space, after all–going so far as to give himself first guardian powers.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1naZNQSZTcpOEABFeh-V6JRmY_YwyLE9DQDMpBQ4A9RY/edit
As for this compilation of the Classes, It was quite the interesting read! For the most part we agree, and I think the Aspect “gauges” are an interesting way to visualize classpect dynamics. I like it a lot! There’s a couple of things I’m not sure I remember too well–I don’t remember Kanaya making clothes for anyone but Vriska, who did most definitely wear the fairy dress she made her, for example.
But the only thing I really disagree with is the conception of Knights and Pages. I’m pretty well on record as thinking Knights and Pages are best described by the verb Serve, and that Knights are Passive, with Pages as Active.
I also think that “buffs”/”debuffs” as a concept are probably best applied to the spectrum of Passive classes, though I definitely agree the concept applies pretty strongly to the Steal/Serve (in your reading Move/Use) quartet of classes.
All in all these were a fun read and really interesting! Thanks for sharing :))