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I would like to try something different, just like with BDE. (Of course, this is just the calm before the storm )
Anyway... According to current standards, NEP page summarises Type 3 simply as follows;
As mentioned above, a character's lack of any one aspect being completely immune from the aspects in which it is lack, and pretending to be like non-exist at the same time will also give it Type 3. In short, it is both to exist and non-exist
As for Garm, as Mimir explains, souls constitute the metaphysical aspects of a person and consist of 4 parts: form, mind, direction and luck.
Here, when Atreus draws Fenrir's soul, we see that souls really consist of 4 parts that govern the person. (2.30)
Beings completely lack of their souls will be lack of all the aspects/forms I mentioned above, as well as devoid of the concept of themselves, since in the verse souls are the specific concepts that govern humans, giants, animals, dwarves and gods (This is already accepted in the wiki).
Garm, on the other hand, lacks the soul in itself and, indirectly, its specific concept and the 4 parts that souls have.
And until Atreus gave him a piece of Fenrir's soul, Garm was completely lack of soul and parts.
Also here, beings without souls, such as Garm, are completely lack within themselves, while Atreus says that he feels nothing within itself. Gryla was absorbing their souls and seeing their memories.(Sorry about the subtitle because that's all I could find)
Conclusion: Garm must be quality for NEP Type 3 , Aspect Types 1, 2, 3 and 5 according to the above mentioned statements and current standards.
Garm is exist, it acts as if it doesn't exist within itself, and is immune to aspects of its lack. Such characters should qualify for Type 3 according to the NEP page.
Anyway... According to current standards, NEP page summarises Type 3 simply as follows;
- Paradoxical Nonexistence: Characters still exist, but paradoxically behave as if they don't when attacked. Equivalently, characters qualify which don't exist, but behave as if they do in some aspect other than their interaction with attacks and abilities. To qualify for this type, a character needs to be stated to be immune to manipulations of the aspects they are nonexistent in due to their nonexistence. An example of that would be a character who is able to think, and hence has a mind, but is stated to be immune to regular mind manipulation as said mind is paradoxically nonexistent in nature. The character doesn't necessarily behave exclusively nonexistent in regard to attacks, but that is the only requirement necessary to gain this type. In terms of binary, where existence is 1 and nonexistence is 0, this would be part 0 and part 1 simultaneously.
As mentioned above, a character's lack of any one aspect being completely immune from the aspects in which it is lack, and pretending to be like non-exist at the same time will also give it Type 3. In short, it is both to exist and non-exist
As for Garm, as Mimir explains, souls constitute the metaphysical aspects of a person and consist of 4 parts: form, mind, direction and luck.
Here, when Atreus draws Fenrir's soul, we see that souls really consist of 4 parts that govern the person. (2.30)
Beings completely lack of their souls will be lack of all the aspects/forms I mentioned above, as well as devoid of the concept of themselves, since in the verse souls are the specific concepts that govern humans, giants, animals, dwarves and gods (This is already accepted in the wiki).
Garm, on the other hand, lacks the soul in itself and, indirectly, its specific concept and the 4 parts that souls have.
And until Atreus gave him a piece of Fenrir's soul, Garm was completely lack of soul and parts.
Also here, beings without souls, such as Garm, are completely lack within themselves, while Atreus says that he feels nothing within itself. Gryla was absorbing their souls and seeing their memories.(Sorry about the subtitle because that's all I could find)
Conclusion: Garm must be quality for NEP Type 3 , Aspect Types 1, 2, 3 and 5 according to the above mentioned statements and current standards.
Garm is exist, it acts as if it doesn't exist within itself, and is immune to aspects of its lack. Such characters should qualify for Type 3 according to the NEP page.
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