Soul Colour: Dream

*The*

Artist Archetype

**Aversion:**
**insignificance**

**Strategy:**
**Individuality**

Those whose souls bear the touch of Dr’Oon are
self-aware, sensitive and reserved. They dread having no personal significance
and constantly strive to find themselves and build an identity. Emotionally
honest, creative and personal, they wish to express themselves and their
individuality, to generate beauty and to tend to their emotional needs. At
their best, Dream souls embody inspiration, profundity and transformation, but
at their worst they can fall prey to melancholy, indulgence and self-pity.

**Lawful**
Good - The
Profound Creator

**Liberation:**
***“I have acquired true***
authenticity.”

Acknowledging equanimity and connectedness, the
character becomes bountiful, revitalising and self-renewing. Spontaneously
creative, they express the personal and universal through art and moral truth.
By letting go of the belief that they are missing something that others have,
they are able to transform all experiences into something valuable and others
find them embracing and truly deep.

**Good - The**
Authentic Individual

**Self-Image:**
***“I am intuitive and***
sensitive.”

Accessible and congruent, the character desires to
express their individuality to themselves and to others. Feeling-oriented and
self-reflecting, they are also humane, gentle and compassionate. Taking an
ironic view of life, they can be serious or funny, vulnerable and strong. They
are helpful and intuitive towards others. Introspective and authentic, they promote
the uniqueness of others as they further pursue self-discovery.

**Unaligned - The**
Moody Romantic

**Ideals:**
***“I value being original***
and different.”

Self-absorbed and hypersensitive, the character desires
to have their identity nurtured and supported by others. Self-conscious and
shy, they are unable to get outside of themselves, remaining withdrawn in order
to buy time to sort their feelings out. They take everything personally, often
feeling misunderstood. Taking an aesthetic, artistic orientation to life, if
self-pitying they may become disdainful, petty and precious.

**Evil - The**
Envious Misanthrope

**Resentment:** *“No-one accepts me for who I am.”*

Confused and alienated, the character desires to reject
anything that does not support their emotional demands, giving in to resentment
and fatigue. They become depressed and bitter as their dreams fail, and
everything becomes a source of torment. Lost in self-contempt and shame, they
are cruel, spiteful and death-obsessed. They are plagued by morbid thoughts and
their failures hurt so much that they become emotionally paralysed.

**Chaotic**
Evil - The
Tormented Seether

**Delusion:**
***“The world cruelly denies***
me personal significance.”

Despairing and hopelessly self-destructive, the
character relentlessly punishes themselves and others for their crushingly
negative self-consciousness. Desolate and defeated, their suicidal ideation is
matched only by their seething murderousness towards those they blame for their
pain. Prone to mental and emotional breakdown and substance abuse, their feelings
of utter worthlessness and extinguished significance give rise to a homicidal
fury.