#rectification

[mercurytrinemoon]

How do you rectify a chart? I can’t figure out if I’m Leo, Capricorn or Virgo ascendant

It's kind of a complex thing to do and a lot of explanation so I'll try to give some of the most crucial tips:

First important thing in rectification is to use a wole sign house system. If you're a Leo rising at 29 degrees, it doesn't matter. The whole Leo is your 1st house and so on

Also REALLY think of what makes the most sense to you. So you say Leo or Virgo or Capricorn. Now I'm assuming you have approximate time frame for Leo/Virgo cause they're next to each other but where does the Cap possibility come from? Is it an am/pm debate or what?

Look at each possible rising sign through whole sign houses and try to REALLY be objective when it comes to your planetary positions and what planets rule what houses. Look at the ascendant ruler. Where would each ascendant ruler fall? WHAT planet is your ascendant ruler? Being Saturn-ruled will be SO much different than being Sun or Mercury-ruled.

Ask people around how they view you. Think of what you value the most about everything. Think of what approach in life you have.

That will be your basis but the real rectification starts with looking at transits and progressions:

Prepare a list of dates of important events in your life, it can be anything that stands out in your memory (injuries, heartbreak, starting/ending a relationship, getting a job, moving, travelling, starting a hobby, weird coincidences etc).Use profections to see what planet was active during a given year to see what planet will be the most prominent during that year.

Look back at transits regarding those events. If you have 3 options with your rising sign, you need to mix and match and see what makes sense in terms of planets transiting your houses/planets.

For example: in 2017 I went through a 3rd house profection year ruled by Mars. So Mars was my time lord. Almost immediately after birthday I started getting ill and having various acute health problems pretty much throughout the entire year. So I could already tell the energy for that year was very martian: inflammatory and sudden and just malefic in general.

Another example: my sister is a Pisces rising and during one of her 1st house profection years she got married. Her 1st house profection would of course be ruled by a benefic Jupiter, which can indicate a good year, especially for someone with a day chart (Sun above the asc-dsc axis). That year transiting Jupiter entered Cancer - her 5th house where she has her natal Moon. That year during the transit she also happily got pregnant. So she got a double blessing from Jupiter cause it was her time lord and it also coincided with a good transit to her chart.

Look at planetary cycles. For example, Venus is retrograding every 8 years in the same sign. Last summer it was rx in Leo. How did that affect you?

Think of your Saturn transits. What heppened when Saturn was in Leo vs Virgo vs Capricorn? When Saturn transits the 1st house, we often take solid care of our health and bodies, start work out routines, often times because health issues pop up etc. Sometimes Saturn through the 12th can bring health issues (usually chronic or ones that are hard to diagnose) as well tho so keep that in mind.

You need to really sit down and do a bunch of notes and draw conclusions.

Let's take an example of my exhibit Gemini rising: his ascendant ruler is Mercury. During his 1st house profection year (which already indicates there can be stuff happening to the body), he injured himself. So his time lord for the year was Mercury - this will be a planet that is more sensitive that year. Now looking at his transits, his injury occured when transiting Mars was squaring his Mercury. On top of that, that Mars was also opposing his ascendant, which can also lead to accidents.

Generally also look at the state of your potential ascendant ruler: is it in a good or bad house, is it well or badly aspected and is it exalted/fallen/whatever etc.

Secondary progressions can also be useful. Look at progressed benefics and malefics and if they went over your potential axis. Now it's hard to rectify an exact degree of the ascendant but let's say you have your natal Mars in Cancer and it progressed into Leo at some point: if you're a Leo rising, it would progress into your 1st house and so maybe you started being more accident-prone or started having anger issues or suddenly found interest in sports. Now I don't know the rest of your chart so that's just a hypothetical example.

Generally it's a tedious thing to rectify a chart but you either REALLY sit down for a few days or weeks and do it yourself or you can pay a ton of $$$ for someone else to do it for you. Also once you feel like you did the job, still keep an eye out for transits and how they affect you, just to have a confirmation.

Hope that helps

[kittywaffles97]

some charming person brought to my attention a slight inconsistency in my last posts! And they are right! No matter how much I dislike thw, the lightfury is not the last of her kind!

Good, however, it supports my claim (that pairing toothless with the lightfury wasn't as hopeful as it was supposed to look considering subspecies can't mate and breed fertile hatchlings or at least rarely) and there's no reason why she'd choose to mate with a night fury when she's got access to a plethora of other prospects! And if it was cuz he was "the king of all dragons" then please team let's think about what the alpha status was supposed to mean in the second movie, shall we?

[soospiritualjourney]

ARE YOU SAYING "I DO!" IN THIS SOLAR ECLIPSE?

Whoa!

What is a Solar Eclipse?

Solar eclipses used to be dreaded by rulers everywhere. They were seen as an omen of downfall, death, or the departure of a monarch. Kings and queens would nervously look up at the sky, fearing the eclipse as the sun was blocked out, plunging the day into darkness.

Today, solar eclipses are interpreted differently. We see and sometimes feel them as a burst of energy, a hidden quality of the sun being revealed as it's momentarily covered by the moon, like a ring of light around the moon.

The idea of a wild impulse becomes very powerful.

Eclipses and Self-Reflection

From a psychological perspective, eclipses are seen as a time for rectification – a chance to check in with yourself and see if you're on the right path. It's a time to ask yourself:

Am I following my life's purpose?

Have I strayed from my course?

Do I need to make changes?

These times may lead to strong emotions being expressed or difficulty with expressing your feelings. You might experience restlessness, sudden urges, or impulses without a clear explanation.

Stay Grounded

If you don't currently have a clear direction, and strong emotions arise during an eclipse, stay calm. Take some time to reflect on what these feelings might be telling you. Trust that these feelings hold importance.

[takmiblog]

(http://www.op316.com/tubes/tips/b360.htm)

私のアンプ設計マニュアル / 基礎・応用編

電源の設計その１(基礎知識パート１)

コッククロフト回路

　世の中には面白いことを考える人がいるようで、このコッククロフト回路はn倍電圧が得られる不思議な整流方式です。図の上から順に、2倍電圧整流、3倍電圧整流、4倍電圧整流となっています。この調子で5倍、6倍・・・n倍整流が可能です。ただし、倍率が高くなるにつれて得られる出力電流は激減してゆきます。電流はほとんどいらないが高い電圧が欲しい、という時のために知っておくと便利です。

by Tetsu Kimura

[connorthemaoist]

Read Quotations from Chairman Mao Zedong.

[thellawtoknow]

Deed of Rectification: A Legal Instrument of Correction and Clarity

Deed of Rectification: A Legal Instrument of Correction and ClarityI. Introduction II. Concept and FunctionThe Nature of Rectifiable Errors Underlying Principles Functional Importance in Legal Practice Comparative Note III. Legal Principles and Doctrinal BasisCore Doctrinal Requirements for Equitable Rectification The Deed of Rectification as an Extrajudicial Expression of Equity Limitations and Constraints Illustrative Case Law IV. Procedural and Formal Requirements1. Execution as a Deed 2. Reference to the Original Deed and Identification of Errors 3. Statement of Rectification and Intention 4. Registration and Public Notice (for Real Property Transactions) 5. Supporting Documentation (e.g., Statutory Declarations or Affidavits) 6. Limitations on Who May Execute or Accept Rectification V. Limitations, Risks, and Judicial Oversight1. Limitations of Scope 2. Third-Party Rights and Bona Fide Purchasers 3. Risk of Disputes and Evidentiary Conflicts 4. Fraudulent or Improper Use 5. Judicial Oversight and Equitable Rectification Deed of Rectification: A Legal Instrument of Correction and Clarity I. Introduction In legal transactions, especially those involving the transfer of property or the execution of complex agreements, the possibility of human error—be it clerical, typographical, or factual—remains a persistent reality. The legal system, being both pragmatic and structured, provides specific remedies to address such errors while preserving the intent of the parties. Among these remedies stands the Deed of Rectification, a formal instrument designed to correct mistakes in previously executed deeds or agreements without altering the substantive intent behind the original transaction. This legal tool, though often overlooked in lay discussions, plays a crucial role in preserving transactional integrity and upholding legal certainty.

II. Concept and Function The Deed of Rectification, also referred to as a Correction Deed, occupies a unique role within the framework of private law. It operates at the intersection of intention and form, offering a legal mechanism through which the written record of an agreement may be brought into alignment with the true will of the contracting parties. This function is particularly vital in systems of law that place considerable weight on documentary evidence and formality, such as the common law tradition. At its core, the Deed of Rectification is not designed to create new legal rights or obligations ex nihilo; rather, its fundamental purpose is clarificatory. It exists to correct errors or omissions that inadvertently crept into the original deed, thereby ensuring that the documentary expression of the agreement conforms precisely to the parties’ mutual intention at the time of execution. This remedial function grants the deed its unique status as both retrospective and confirmatory: it looks backward to the moment of original agreement, yet affirms and restores the intended legal expression without renegotiation or novation. The Nature of Rectifiable Errors The scope of rectifiable errors is generally limited to those of a clerical, factual, or technical nature, including but not limited to: - Misspelling of names or misidentification of parties: An error in a name or party designation may introduce ambiguity or even invalidate the deed’s enforceability, especially in real estate contexts where precise identification is critical. - Inaccuracies in property descriptions: The deed may contain incorrect boundary lines, parcel numbers, metes and bounds, or addresses. Even minor errors in this area can render the deed ineffective in terms of transferring a clear title, as land registries often reject documents with flawed property data. - Incorrect dates: Errors in dating may affect priority of registration, timing of obligations, or the interpretation of limitation periods. A rectification restores the temporal accuracy required for procedural and substantive integrity. - Mistakes in financial terms: Typographical or calculation errors in figures (e.g., sale price, interest rate, payment schedule) may distort the parties’ true agreement and introduce conflicts in performance or enforcement. - Omissions of essential clauses: In some cases, entire sections such as indemnity clauses, covenants, or dispute resolution mechanisms may be inadvertently left out due to drafting errors. A Deed of Rectification, if the clause was clearly agreed upon but mistakenly excluded, can restore the omitted content. It must be emphasized that a Deed of Rectification is not a vehicle for unilateral correction or substantive amendment of the agreement. Rather, it presupposes consensus ad idem—a meeting of minds—both at the time of the original deed and at the time of rectification. For this reason, the deed must be mutually executed by all parties to the original agreement (or their legal successors), and the correction must represent a shared acknowledgment of error and intention to amend accordingly. Underlying Principles The function of a Deed of Rectification is deeply informed by equitable principles. Courts of equity have long recognized that the written form of a contract or deed may, through human error, fail to reflect the true agreement of the parties. In such cases, the equitable doctrine of rectification permits the correction of the written record—not to create new agreements, but to enforce what was originally agreed upon in good faith. Thus, the Deed of Rectification can be seen as a private exercise of equitable correction, performed outside the courtroom but with potential judicial scrutiny if later contested. Its validity rests not only on formal compliance (e.g., proper execution and registration) but also on the substantive legitimacy of the rectification—i.e., that the correction genuinely reflects a mutual and pre-existing intention. Functional Importance in Legal Practice From a practical perspective, the Deed of Rectification serves multiple crucial functions: - Preservation of transactional certainty – By correcting documented errors, the deed reduces the risk of dispute, litigation, and future transactional complications. - Maintenance of title integrity – Especially in real estate, rectification ensures that recorded documents provide an accurate and reliable reflection of property rights. - Efficiency and economy – The rectification deed allows errors to be corrected without requiring the parties to draft, negotiate, and execute an entirely new deed, which could be costly and time-consuming. - Protection of third-party reliance – When properly registered, the deed serves public notice of the corrected terms, thereby maintaining the transparency and reliability of registries for third parties and future purchasers. Comparative Note While common law jurisdictions (such as the United States, England, and Australia) rely heavily on deeds and their rectification through formal execution, civil law systems may approach the problem differently, often using notarial acts or judicial declarations to amend flawed documents. Nonetheless, the underlying principle remains shared: the legal system must possess a mechanism to ensure that the written manifestation of agreement does not depart from the consensual reality of the contracting parties. III. Legal Principles and Doctrinal Basis The legal foundation of the Deed of Rectification lies principally in the equitable jurisdiction of the courts—a jurisdiction developed to correct injustices that might arise from the strict application of common law rules. Equity, as the historic counterbalance to the rigidity of the common law, is chiefly concerned with substantive fairness, intentionality, and the moral conscience of the parties. It is this ethical and remedial nature of equity that justifies the correction of legal instruments that fail to represent the true intentions of the contracting parties due to mistake. In the common law tradition, a written deed is presumed to reflect the full and final agreement of the parties. It carries with it a degree of solemnity and finality that gives weight to written agreements over oral understandings. However, equity recognizes that documents may be flawed not because of dishonesty or later disagreement, but due to human error, incomplete drafting, or clerical oversight. When this occurs, and when the written deed departs from what the parties genuinely intended, equity provides the remedy of rectification—a judicial declaration that amends the document so as to bring it into conformity with the parties’ original consensus. Core Doctrinal Requirements for Equitable Rectification The remedy of rectification, whether sought through the courts or implemented by private agreement via a Deed of Rectification, is not granted automatically or lightly. Its invocation must satisfy certain rigorous criteria, designed to ensure that the rectification does not serve as a disguised attempt to rewrite the agreement or gain an unfair advantage. The classical requirements, as developed through case law, are as follows: - Existence of a prior agreement or common intention There must be evidence that the parties reached a prior consensus or common intention regarding the terms of their agreement. This intention must be real, mutual, and sufficiently definite to be identifiable. It is not enough that one party had a certain understanding; what matters is the mutuality of that understanding. - Failure of the document to reflect that intention due to a mutual mistake The discrepancy between the document and the parties’ intention must be the result of a mutual mistake—that is, a shared misapprehension or error during the drafting or execution process. If only one party is mistaken, and the other is either unaware or has taken advantage of that error, equity is less likely to intervene (though rescission may be a possibility under fraud or misrepresentation). - Clear and convincing evidence The burden of proof is high: courts require clear, precise, and convincing evidence that the written instrument fails to reflect the agreed terms. Mere assertions, inferences, or assumptions are insufficient. Contemporaneous documents, correspondence, drafts, and witness testimony often serve as the evidentiary basis for establishing this criterion. These elements underscore a fundamental tension in the law: while certainty in written contracts is essential for transactional reliability, fairness demands that form should not trump substance where the documentary record distorts the parties’ true will. The Deed of Rectification as an Extrajudicial Expression of Equity In this doctrinal context, the Deed of Rectification performs the private-law equivalent of equitable rectification—that is, it allows parties to exercise, by mutual agreement, the very correction that a court of equity would otherwise be empowered to impose. The parties acknowledge their mutual mistake, identify the departure from their original intention, and formalize a correction in the same solemn manner as the original deed. This is particularly useful in circumstances where: - The mistake is uncontested, - No litigation is desirable or necessary, - The correction is technical or clerical, - And no third-party rights (such as those of bona fide purchasers for value) have been established in the interim. It must be emphasized that the correction must be consensual. If one party contests the alleged mistake, the recourse is no longer private rectification via deed but judicial intervention. Courts may then grant or deny rectification depending on the aforementioned criteria and the broader equities of the case. Limitations and Constraints Although the Deed of Rectification is an expedient remedy, it is bound by important doctrinal and procedural constraints: - It cannot be used to effect a substantive change in the bargain itself (e.g., altering the consideration, ownership proportions, or adding new obligations) unless such terms were clearly agreed upon and mistakenly omitted. - It cannot override rights already vested in third parties, particularly where the original deed has already been relied upon by others in good faith. - In jurisdictions requiring registration of deeds, the rectification must also be registered to ensure its enforceability and public notice. A failure to do so may render the rectification ineffective against third parties. Illustrative Case Law The doctrinal basis of rectification has been shaped by key judicial decisions. In Fowler v. Fowler (1859) and later in Craddock Brothers v. Hunt 2 Ch 136, English courts affirmed the principle that rectification would only be granted where the evidence of mutual mistake is “convincing and unambiguous.” Similarly, in Joscelyne v. Nissen 2 QB 86, the court emphasized that the prior common intention need not have been legally enforceable, so long as it was clearly established and mistakenly omitted. These cases inform the private use of rectification deeds by underscoring the evidentiary and consensual rigor required even outside the courtroom. In sum, the Deed of Rectification finds its doctrinal legitimacy in the equitable principle that form should not override substance, and that justice lies in enforcing the real intentions of the parties rather than the mechanical letter of a flawed document. Rooted in fairness and supported by a robust evidentiary standard, rectification—whether judicial or private—serves as a safeguard against the tyranny of error in legal documentation. As such, it remains a vital tool for maintaining both transactional integrity and the moral coherence of private law. IV. Procedural and Formal Requirements The effectiveness and enforceability of a Deed of Rectification depend not only on its substantive accuracy but also on its adherence to procedural formalities. These formal requirements serve several essential legal functions: they preserve the solemn character of the deed, protect against fraud or coercion, ensure transparency in transactions involving real property, and safeguard the interests of third parties who may rely on public records. As with the original deed it seeks to amend, a Deed of Rectification must observe the full formalities prescribed by law in the relevant jurisdiction. Though the specific requirements may vary slightly across legal systems, a core set of formal elements tends to be consistently required, particularly in common law jurisdictions. 1. Execution as a Deed The Deed of Rectification must be executed with the same formal dignity as the original deed. This includes: - Signature of the parties: All parties to the original deed must sign the rectification deed. In many jurisdictions, their legal representatives may also sign, provided proper authority (such as a power of attorney) is evidenced. - Attestation (Witnessing): The signatures must be witnessed by one or more competent individuals who are not parties to the deed. Witnesses affirm the authenticity of the execution and may later provide testimony if the validity of the deed is challenged. - Dating: The deed should be clearly dated, both for evidentiary clarity and for establishing its priority in relation to other instruments. In the case of companies or legal entities, the deed must be executed in accordance with statutory corporate requirements—typically by affixing the corporate seal or through the signature of authorized directors or officers. 2. Reference to the Original Deed and Identification of Errors A valid rectification deed must contain a precise and unequivocal reference to the original deed it seeks to amend. This includes: - The date of execution of the original deed; - The parties to that deed; - Any registration or recording information, such as a deed number or volume/page reference, especially if the document is recorded in a public registry; - A detailed account of the error being corrected. The nature of the mistake—whether typographical, clerical, factual, or legal—must be explicitly stated, as well as its location within the original document (e.g., “Clause 3(a), second line”). 3. Statement of Rectification and Intention The deed must then proceed to articulate: - The correct version of the clause or provision as it should have appeared; - An express affirmation that the parties agree the rectification reflects their true and original intention; - A declaration that, except for the rectified elements, all other terms of the original deed remain valid and unchanged. This portion is central to maintaining continuity between the original and rectified deed, and for reinforcing that the deed is clarificatory rather than substitutive in nature. 4. Registration and Public Notice (for Real Property Transactions) In transactions involving real estate, registration of the Deed of Rectification with the appropriate land registry or public record office is essential. This step ensures that: - The rectification becomes a matter of public record; - Third parties, including prospective purchasers or mortgagees, have notice of the correction; - The chain of title remains coherent and free of ambiguities. Failure to register the rectification deed, where required, may render the amendment unenforceable against third parties and may create uncertainty in future dealings involving the property. The rules governing registration—including timelines, fees, and required documentation—vary by jurisdiction. Read the full article

[dkscore]

Unlocking the Secrets of Birth Time Rectification: A Vedic Astrology Perspective

Birth time rectification is a crucial aspect of Vedic astrology, enabling astrologers to pinpoint an individuals exact time of birth. This process is essential for accurate astrological predictions, as even a minor discrepancy in the birth time can lead to significant differences in the interpretation of a natal chart.

Read More. 

[louis-morris-coaching]

In this special host, Ibn Leon wants to remind the believers to rectify themselves, encourage non-Muslims to look into Islam for themselves, and preview the upcoming series: How To Achiever Happiness. If you have any questions or comments about the podcast email Ibn at spiritualcoaching.150@gmail.com

[ruemorinpointcom]

Nomination faite par le Scientifique en chef du Québec

Rectification des faits de la Ville de Saguenay Continue reading Nomination faite par le Scientifique en chef du Québec

[malibuzz]

M5-RFP - La dignité d’assumer, le devoir de poursuivre : AN 3 de la rectification de la trajectoire de la Transition au Mali | du 24 mai 2021 au 24 mai 2024.

Le Comité stratégique légitime, authentique et originel du Mouvement du 5 juin -Rassemblement des Forces Patriotiques (M5-RFP) constate avec regret que son ancien président, Choguel Kokalla Maiga, continue de se cacher derrière sa bande constituée essentiellement de membres de son Cabinet pour s’exprimer au nom du Mouvement. Ainsi a-t-il procédé dans le fumeux «MEMORANDUM DU M5-RFP A l’OCCASION…

[takmiblog]

倍電圧両波整流

　たった1つの巻線で、2倍の整流出力電圧を得ようという虫のよい回路です。この回路は、半波整流回路を2つ重ねた変形と考えることができ、半波整流回路で使われなかった負のサイクルも使ってしまおう、という発想に立っています。

　ダイオード（この方式で整流管が使われることはまずありません）1本あたりにかかる逆電圧は283Vです。ダイオード（この方式で整流管が使われることはまずありません）に流れる平均電流も、直流出力電流と同じ値になります。ダイオードにかかる逆電圧は、上図の場合では283Vです。

(http://www.op316.com/tubes/tips/b360.htm)

私のアンプ設計マニュアル / 基礎・応用編 電源の設計その１(基礎知識パート１)

by Tetsu Kimura

[1929crash]

Nuclear Gold

Life expectancy correlates tightly with per-capita access to energy, so interfering with energy production is, by definition, a health hazard. Today I unpacked my marked-up copies of Beckmann’s The Health Hazards of NOT Going Nuclear and Fred Hoyle’s Commonsense in Nuclear Energy, co-authored by his son Geoffrey. Suddenly the Youtube site serendipitously returned the above video before I could…

[my-autism-adhd-blog]

Autism and Water: A Special Bond

The Autistic Teacher

[shegetsburned]

some things

for the gyōmei stans, i know there’s few but i have something sweet and spicy coming for youuuu

[samueldays]

That Which Does Not Want To Be Named

There is a Thing of many names and none, which used to be called D&I, standing for "Diversity and Inclusion", later DEI with the addition of "Equity", later DEIA with the addition of "Accessibility", sometimes also "Office of Multicultural Affairs", and more names too, including sometimes "affirmative action", and called "tokenism" and "quota hiring" by its enemies too.

Trump has ordered an end to the Thing. One of the reactions by Thingists has been to generate more new names to hide behind, and then say they're not doing the literal name Trump tried to ban. This reaction was probably anticipated, as Trump's executive order included the following instruction:

and an assessment of whether these positions, committees, programs, services, activities, budgets, and expenditures have been misleadingly relabeled in an attempt to preserve their pre-November 4, 2024 function;

Another reaction by Thingists has been malicious compliance by equivocating between the Thing's name of quote "Diversity, equity and inclusion" unquote, and any activity which could be described as diverse, equitable or inclusive. Then they pretend that Trump's order bans the second and is overbroad or illegal.

Paul Krugman says:

About the broad attack on the civil service: The Trump administration has ordered an immediate end to all diversity, equity and inclusion efforts across the federal government. That’s pretty shocking, especially because it’s open-ended. What counts as D.E.I.? Is it forbidden even to mention anything involving race, gender or socioeconomic status? Probably. Public health agencies, even more than the rest of the government, are in the firing line. You can’t talk seriously about health policy without taking race and gender into account; yet according to the New York Times, one contractor collecting demographic data for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services has already been told to stop work, and the results of an already completed survey won’t be released.

What counts? I wish the Thingists had been honest about that, instead of playing name-games. But they dragged everyone into their stupid games and now everyone wins stupid prizes. Trump is working to remove the Thing, which has superglued itself to institutions to make it hard to remove, and when it's pulled off then those institutions are going to get some metaphorical torn skin as acceptable collateral damage. Public health agencies are in the firing line because Thingists used public health agencies as a hostage, deliberately conflating public health in general (goes back millennia) with That Which Does Not Want To Be Named (summoned sometime last century).

[the-stars-will-fade]

* @whydontirememberanything has been kicked from the line.

* @woahrarepairsagemare and their numerous alts [other rp accs] have been kicked from the line.

* @a-blessed-beginning has been kicked from the line.

* @the-steve-of-the-sun & @aberrant-alphabet-trio have been kicked from the line.

* @thereisnoworldbeyond has been kicked from the line. * @wheredidweallgo has been kicked from the line.

* INFO OF EACH USER UNDER THE LINE:

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*People connected:

@restlessorangesteve

Name: Sandstone

Age: N/a

Sex: Male

Gender: Boy [?]

Pronouns: he/him [?]

Species: Steve, Chromatic, Orange

Level: Estimated to be lv_5

Status: Dormant

Occupation: Data collector.

Illnesses: N/a

Personality: Aggressive, hostile, manipulative, regretful, Pitiful.

Items: Log book [?],

Relationships: Friends with almost everyone.

Goals: Know anything and everything within the multiverse.

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@chaoticcyprus

Name: Cyprus

Age: N/a

Sex: N/a

Gender: Non-Binary

Pronouns: They/them

Species: Human

Level: Estimated to be lv_2

Status: Active

Occupation: N/a

Illnesses: N/a

Personality: Friendly, Polite, helpful, pitiful

Items: God's Teardrop

Relationships: Good relations with steves.

Goals: ???

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@sotf-scientists

Name: Blaze.

Age: N/a

Sex: Male

Gender: Boy [?]

Pronouns: He/him

Species: Steve, Chromatic, Red.

Level: Estimated to be lv_7

Status: Dormant

Occupation: Data logger.

Illnesses: N/a

Personality: Unscertain, Professional, annoyed [?]

Items: ???

Relationships: Apart of an Organization.

Goals: Raise Rainbow_Steve_Entity.

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Name: Amber.

Age: N/a

Sex: Male

Gender: Boy [?]

Pronouns: He/him

Species: Steve, Chromatic, Orange.

Level: Estimated to be lv_9

Status: Dormant

Occupation: Supply runner.

Illnesses: N/a

Personality: Happy, cheerful, uncertain.

Items: ???

Relationships: Apart of an Organization.

Goals: Raise Rainbow_Steve_Entity.

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Name: Storm.

Age: N/a

Sex: Male

Gender: Boy [?]

Pronouns: He/him

Species: Steve, Chromatic, Yellow.

Level: Estimated to be lv_5

Status: Dormant

Occupation: local analyst.

Illnesses: N/a

Personality: Uncertain, casual.

Items: ???

Relationships: Apart of an Organization.

Goals: Raise Rainbow_Steve_Entity.

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Name: Clover.

Age:37

Sex: Male

Gender: Boy [?]

Pronouns: He/him

Species: Steve, Chromatic, Green.

Level: Estimated to be lv_9

Status: Dormant

Occupation: Main scientist.

Illnesses: N/a

Personality: Serious, Professional, Certain.

Items: ???

Relationships: Apart of an Organization.

Goals: Raise Rainbow_Steve_Entity.

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Name: Coral.

Age: N/a

Sex: Male

Gender: Boy [?]

Pronouns: He/him

Species: Steve, Chromatic, Blue.

Level: Estimated to be lv_8

Status: Dormant

Occupation: supervisor.

Illnesses: N/a

Personality: Serious, Middle of Professional and Casual, uncertain.

Items: ???

Relationships: Apart of an Organization.

Goals: Raise Rainbow_Steve_Entity. ============================

Name: Aether.

Age: N/a

Sex: Male

Gender: Boy [?]

Pronouns: He/him

Species: Steve, Chromatic, Purple.

Level: Estimated to be lv_6

Status: Dormant

Occupation: Security.

Illnesses: N/a

Personality: Straight forward, neutral, certain.

Items: ???

Relationships: Apart of an Organization.

Goals: Raise Rainbow_Steve_Entity.

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Name: Berry.

Age: N/a

Sex: Male

Gender: Boy [?]

Pronouns: He/him

Species: Steve, Chromatic, Violet.

Level: Estimated to be lv_6

Status: Dormant

Occupation: Communication.

Illnesses: N/a

Personality: Cheerful, bubbly, happy, certain.

Items: ???

Relationships: Apart of an Organization.

Goals: Raise Rainbow_Steve_Entity.

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*People kicked: Info / in order:

Name: Indigo

Age: N/a

Sex: Male

Gender: N/a

Pronouns: It/It's

Species: Steve, Chromatic Hybrid, Indigo and Green

Level: Estimated to be lv_5

Status: Dormant

Occupation: N/a

Illnesses: Dilution, Amnesia

Personality: Anxious, Friendly, Talkative, Curious

Items: Unknown communication device.

Relationships: Friends with Prof. Red, Rainbow.

Goals: Remember.

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Name:Sage

Age:19

Sex: Female

Gender: Transgender Man

Pronouns: Any

Species: Steve, Chromatic, Green

Level: lv_6

Status: Active

Occupation: flower seller

Illnesses: N/a

Personality: Friendly, talkative, helpful. Items: Red tulip

Relationships: Married to Nightmare, Father of Rainbow.

Goals: Live.

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Name: Roast

Age: N/a

Sex: Male.

Gender: N/a

Pronouns: He/him

Species: Steve, Chromatic, Red.

Level: Estimated to be lv_7

Status: Inactive

Occupation: Scout

Illnesses: N/a

Personality: Outgoing, talkative, curious Items: Bow, Log Journal, mini storage system, communication device.

Relationships: Romantic relations with Fern_Entity, friends with Prof. Red.

Goals: Gain knowledge

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Name: Sun.

Age: 4.603 billion.

Sex: Male

Gender: Boy [?] [Twink]

Pronouns: He/Him

Species: Steve, Solar, Sun.

Level: Estimated to be [ ERROR ]

Status: Active, tired.

Occupation: God

Illnesses: Fatigue, stress

Personality: Hot headed, uncertain, Friendly, helpful. Items: Empty bottle,

Relationships: Brothers with Storm_Entity, Current owner of Cat_Creature.

Goals: Retrieve sun necklace, Retrieve Burn_Entity

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Name: Z

Age: N/a

Sex: Male.

Gender: Demi-boy

Pronouns: They/he

Species: Steve, Chromatic Hybrid, Blue and Violet

Level: Estimated to be lv_5

Status: Dormant

Occupation: N/a

Illnesses: Dilution

Personality: Playful, cheerful, bubbly, curious Items: ???

Relationships: Friendly relations with Q and X

Goals: Survive [with a naive smile]

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Name: X

Age: N/a

Sex: Male

Gender: N/a

Pronouns: He/him

Species: Steve, Chromatic Hybrid, Indigo and Yellow

Level: Estimated to be lv_5

Status: Dormant

Occupation: N/a

Illnesses: Dilution

Personality: Casual, friendly, helpful, curious Items: Glasses.

Relationships: Friendly relations with Q and Z

Goals: Survive

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Name: Q

Age: N/a

Sex: Male

Gender: Genderfluid

Pronouns: Any

Species: Steve, Chromatic hybrid, Green and Orage

Level: Estimated to be lv_5

Status: Dormant

Occupation: N/a

Illnesses: Dilution

Personality: Reserved, quiet, calm, distant, afraid Items: Scarf.

Relationships: Friendly relations with X and Z

Goals: Survive

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Name: Rtar [ THE GATEKEEPER ]

Age: N/a

Sex: Male

Gender: N/a

Pronouns: Any

Species: Steve, Chromatic hybrid, Blue and hints of Indigo

Level: Estimated to be lv_15

Status: Inactive

Occupation: Once the Judge of the world beyond

Illnesses: Dilution.

Personality: Hesitant, Anxious, Helpful, friendly Items: Scythe, pocket watch, rose, monocle.

Relationships: N/a

Goals: Survive ======================================

Name: Kamon

Age: N/a

Sex: Male

Gender: N/a

Pronouns: She/her and They/them

Species: Steve, Chromatic-Biome Hybrid, Violet and Obsidian

Level: Estimated to be lv_9

Status: Well.

Occupation: Explorer, Guard.

Illnesses: ????????????????????????????????????

Personality: Bubbly, friendly, curious, helpful. Items: N/a

Relationships: Friendly relations with Auro.

Goals: Survive ============================

Name: Auro

Age: N/a

Sex: Male

Gender: N/a

Pronouns: Any, but masculine pronouns are prefered.

Species: Steve, Chromatic, Blue

Level: Estimated to be lv_9

Status: Active

Occupation: Explorer, Guard.

Illnesses: N/a

Personality: Straight forward, Items: Bow, charm.

Relationships: Friendly relations with Kamon

Goals: Survive.

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