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#i also may have gotten the names of Abnos and EGOs mixed up but as long as u know which im talking about
cyborg-squid · 7 months
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Sinners EGO themes and throughlines
(not comprehensive, because some Sinners don't have very similar EGOs, or don't have very much at all, or I just haven't spotted the themes. Am also including EGO "gear", aka stuff that's part of identities, not just ones in the EGO slot)
Ishmael: Guiding/pathfinding/lighting the way ("Come on… This way!"(Capote) and "Though I can’t guide you..."(Ardor Blossom)), loss of control/intoxication (Roseate Desire, Sloshing Identity)
Hong Lu: Being lost or adrift, as well as other "worlds". ("World of wonders..." (Land of Illusion), "To bound over to the next world" (Dimension Shredder), the Soda kidnapping boat)
Meursault: Chains, imprisonment, judgement. (Chains of Others, Forsaken Murderer, the chains that appear during Capote and the fact that Brazen Bull is a torture instrument, the Heavenly Scribe (Pursuance) dungeon event)
Heathcliff: Animals (AEDD, Telepole, Sunshower Identity), electricity/lightning (Bodysack background, AEDD, Telepole)
Outis: Distrust, pushing others away? (Ebony Stem's "Stem of Distrust" passive, "I don't need any pointless attention!" (Sunshower))
Gregor: Forests/nature (Legerdemain, Lantern), bugs (AEDD, Legerdemain)
Don Quixote: Animals (Fluid Sac, Telepole, Basilisoup, the horse skeleton shadow in Sangre de Sancho)
Rodya: has only two non-base EGO so not much to analyze but there is the fact that they are fire (Fourth Match Flame) and ice (Rime Shank, What is Cast) respectively
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