Soul Colour: Ice

*The Performer Archetype*

**Aversion:** Worthlessness

**Strategy:**
Achievement

Those whose souls are touched by Sif are self-assured,
attractive and charming. They dread being seen as unworthy and beneath the
notice of others, and constantly strive to feel valuable and worthwhile.
Ambitious, competent and energetic, they seek to be affirmed, to distinguish
themselves from others and to be admired and given attention by others. They
are often successful and well-liked, believing in self-development and the
values of culture, family and the social sphere. At their best, Ice souls
embody talent, authenticity and drive, but at their worst they can fall prey to
obsession, shallowness and over-competition.

**Lawful**
Good - The
Inspiring Paragon

**Liberation:**
*“****I***
have acquired true universal value.”

Believing that everything, including themselves, has
intrinsic value to be esteemed and honoured, the character becomes extremely modest
and charitable. Inner-directed and genuine, they are everything they seem to be
and possess a fullness of heart. By letting go of their belief that achievement
and positive regard are necessary for self-respect, they are truly praised by
others. Content and self-deprecatory, others find them kind and benevolent.

**Good - The**
Admirable Icon

**Self-Image:**
***“I am outstanding and***
effective.”

Confident and goal-oriented, the character desires to
develop themselves through persistent self-investment. Diligent and focused,
they are also desirable, energetic and poised. Having high self-esteem, they
believe in themselves and also encourage and help direct others. Highly
effective and outstanding, they are a motivating force on others as they
further pursue self-actualisation.

**Unaligned - The**
Driven Pragmatist

**Ideals:**
*“****I***
value hard work and getting attention.”

Impersonal and always “reading” others, the character
desires to impress others. Pragmatic, efficient and calculating, they lose
touch with their own feelings beneath a smooth facade to avoid criticism.
Unsure and impersonal, they do what it takes to succeed and package themselves according
to others’ expectations. Social climbers who dread failure, if obstructed they
may become inflated, seductive, contemptuous and exhibitionistic.

**Evil - The**
Deceptive Narcissist

**Resentment:**
***“No-one gives me credit***
for my excellence.”

Deceitful and hostile, the character desires to support
their false image without being found out, becoming opportunistic and
exploitative. They become desperate and untrustworthy, with feelings of
insignificance leading to their selling themselves out for short-term success
and the illusion of their superiority. They remorselessly lie and deceive to
avoid discovery and exposure. Delusionally jealous of others, they betray or
sabotage them in order to triumph.

**Chaotic**
Evil - The
Vindictive Psychopath

**Delusion:**
***“The world cruelly ignores***
my many accomplishments.”

Empty and numb, the character will lividly destroy
anything and anyone reminding them of what they lack. Murderous and relentless,
they vengefully attempt to ruin others’ success and happiness. Their dissociated
state covers up an inner void of shame at having been branded a failure in the
eyes of the world. A sparkling exterior facade barely hides the twisted,
hateful and sadistic mind which lies beneath the surface.

**Examples:** *Patrick Bateman (American Psycho) and*
Joffrey Baratheon (Game of Thrones)