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Aspect

For the second time in Act 6 Act 2, uranianUmbra discusses the aspect system. Aspect is a feature of verbs in many languages which denotes the internal temporal structure of a situation and the relevant perspective on it, for example the English progressive tenses which focus on the internal phase of a verbal situation between its beginning and its end. Sorry, sorry, I just felt like having a little fun with you, reader. I won’t infodump about linguistics on this blog. I have a different blog, @languagefeatures for doing that.

Game roles for the various players of SBURB are expressed as “CLASS of ASPECT”. So far, we have seen the class/aspect of the following characters mentioned: John (Heir of Breath), Dave (Knight of Time), Rose (Seer of Light), Jade (Witch of Space), Vriska (Thief of Light), Gamzee (Bard of Rage), Terezi (Seer of Mind), Aradia (Maid of Time). We also know that Kanaya is a Sylph of something, presumably Space, but I can’t recall if that was actually spelled out. [EDIT: confirmed on page 2565. Thanks @arrghus]

On page 4514, UU introduces the concept of “passive (+)” and “active (-)” classes.

UU: classes always come in +/- pairs, with significant disparity between them. while a rogUe is passive, a thief woUld be its far more active coUnterpart. the rogUe and thief classes tend to be assigned to females. not exclUsively, bUt commonly! other classes lean more toward male assignment, while others are exclUsively male, and jUst as many are exclUsively female. like my class. ^u^ that's a bit of a tangent thoUgh. to answer yoUr qUestion aboUt being a rogUe, i shoUld tell yoU both classes in +/- pairs tend to have very similar descriptions. in this case, a rogUe or a thief is "one who steals." qUite simple, really! bUt whether the class is + or - makes all the difference. it is a great indicator as to how a hero will make Use of the aspect.

The assigning of positive with passive seemed odd at first, but eventually I got the idea that it evokes the “positively charged” protons and “negatively charged” electrons in atomic chemistry. You could also read it as a take on the traditional Chinese association of yin (dark/passive/female) and yang (active/bright/male). On page [4564], UU says,

UU: again, sUrface meaning of classes and aspects can be deceptive. a prince is a destroyer class. it is very far on the active side of the scale. its more passive coUnterpart woUld be the bard class. both of these are exclUsively designated for male players. to Understand a hero's capabilities, it always helps to search for the right way to parse the class/aspect pair into a more explicit statement. for instance, being active, a prince coUld be viewed as "one who destroys x, or caUses destrUction throUgh x," if x is the aspect. while the more passive bard coUld be seen as "one who allows x to be destroyed, or invites destrUction throUgh x," as if by the will of the aspect.

Given this info, the attentive reader knows that Gamzee’s class is “one who allows rage to be destroyed, or invites destrUction throUgh rage,” or whatever the word ‘rage’ alludes to, since the names of the aspects are not always straightforward (breath seemingly meaning wind, etc.). That’s interesting. I can’t help but remember how he induced a lot of anger in Terezi, eventually leading to her losing a lot.

It also makes me wonder how the other classes shake out. We’ve seen how the Seer of Mind’s powers work, predicting the effects of choices, we’ve seen how the Thief of Light steals fortune to get at the desired outcome, but not how the powers of the other characters are tied to their class/aspect. I could probably look at the MSPA wiki, but I want my knowledge to come directly from the source.

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