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Can you chose which seams more fitting? (AE1 or 2)It depends on how their relationship is explained in the fiction. But usually the death of the embodiment doesn't cause the concept to crumble unless stated in the fiction otherwise ofc.
Is C a physical person? If C exists physically then it would be AE2, if he doesn't exist physically then it would be AE1.Can you chose which seams more fitting? (AE1 or 2)
- several stataments of C being the embodiement of concept A
- 1 statamemt from C that says that he IS concept A
- C dies and concept A shake and crumble overtime
C has a physical body.Is C a physical person? If C exists physically then it would be AE2, if he doesn't exist physically then it would be AE1.
Before I give my final statement, does concept A grant the character C immortality/Regenration/Reincarnation or control over the abstraction?C has a physical body.
And C can be replaced to stop concept A from shaking
Yeahimmortality/Regenration/Reincarnation or control over the abstraction?
Does C get replaced with a new person or does he reincarnate?Yeah
Edit: C dies and gets replaced (about my previous comment)
He can raincarnate thanks to the concept but that will not make the concept shake, but in case C permanently die then he get replaced by another one who will be the new ebodiement of sayd concept.Does C get replaced with a new person or does he reincarnate?