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[The Fool ] | [The Hanged Man]

Personality:
The Hanged Man is quite the complex individual. On the surface, he’s a lonely Surrealist painter who has put all his life’s efforts into his passion for the arts. Due to his years in the field his opinions can come off as very critical, despite him lacking the confidence to make a statement out of them. Underneath the silent and at times snobby exterior lies the shell of a man devoid of inspiration and validation, who goes through his life’s routine entangled in work he no longer has much hope for.

Strengths:
The Hanged Man’s disproportionate physique comes with some advantages, like a much further reach and quite a bit of unexpected physical strength
The Hanged Man is unaffected by his owns oils, rendering them an unintentionally offensive weapon

Weaknesses:
The Hanged Man’s body is cumbersome at times, because of this he can be extremely clumsy and uncoordinated
Despite not looking like a common human, the Hanged Man can be harmed and killed just as easily as one
The Hanged Man’s mental fragility is ultimately his greatest weakness. Combined with his minor lack of social skills, that makes him an easy target for people to manipulate by playing on his insecurities

Perception of one another:
The Fool seemingly emerged unexplained one day and has been stuck with the Hanged Man ever since. The latter has stopped questioning its presence over time, to the point where he can deal with the little Harlequin, finding it humorous.
This peace between them is very fragile, however, as on other days the Pierrot cannot stand being around it.
Furthermore, due to the Hanged Man’s lack of self motivation, the Fool with its antics is the one to get him to pick himself up, usually in the worst way possible.
The duo isn’t exactly what you’d call a team, but rather an inescapable coexistence.

The Fool belongs to

Description

[Audition ]

[The Fool ] | [The Hanged Man]

Personality:
The Hanged Man is quite the complex individual. On the surface, he’s a lonely Surrealist painter who has put all his life’s efforts into his passion for the arts. Due to his years in the field his opinions can come off as very critical, despite him lacking the confidence to make a statement out of them. Underneath the silent and at times snobby exterior lies the shell of a man devoid of inspiration and validation, who goes through his life’s routine entangled in work he no longer has much hope for.

Strengths:
The Hanged Man’s disproportionate physique comes with some advantages, like a much further reach and quite a bit of unexpected physical strength
The Hanged Man is unaffected by his owns oils, rendering them an unintentionally offensive weapon

Weaknesses:
The Hanged Man’s body is cumbersome at times, because of this he can be extremely clumsy and uncoordinated
Despite not looking like a common human, the Hanged Man can be harmed and killed just as easily as one
The Hanged Man’s mental fragility is ultimately his greatest weakness. Combined with his minor lack of social skills, that makes him an easy target for people to manipulate by playing on his insecurities

Perception of one another:
The Fool seemingly emerged unexplained one day and has been stuck with the Hanged Man ever since. The latter has stopped questioning its presence over time, to the point where he can deal with the little Harlequin, finding it humorous.
This peace between them is very fragile, however, as on other days the Pierrot cannot stand being around it.
Furthermore, due to the Hanged Man’s lack of self motivation, the Fool with its antics is the one to get him to pick himself up, usually in the worst way possible.
The duo isn’t exactly what you’d call a team, but rather an inescapable coexistence.

The Fool belongs to