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The Player has this on their profile:
Selective Incorporeality (In the Light World, while outside of Kris's body, it's implied to be fully corporeal due to being unable to phase through physical objects, although it becomes fully incorporeal once it's inside Kris. In the Dark World, instead, it's fully incorporeal even outside Kris' body due to it passing through walls in order to reach Susie even though Kris was in another room at the time)
The problem is the power should be
Conditional Intangibility (Non-Physical. In the Light World, while outside of Kris's body, it's implied to be fully tangible due to being unable to phase through physical objects, although it becomes fully intangible once it's inside Kris. In the Dark World, instead, it's fully intangible even outside Kris' body due to it passing through walls in order to reach Susie even though Kris was in another room at the time)
The justification does nothing to prove they are incorporeal but does prove that they are intangible and the soul is also called an object with a shape which doesn't make sense if it was actually incorporeal. It should also probably be conditional rather than selective because selective implies they can chose when the are intangible which is not the case.
Selective Incorporeality (In the Light World, while outside of Kris's body, it's implied to be fully corporeal due to being unable to phase through physical objects, although it becomes fully incorporeal once it's inside Kris. In the Dark World, instead, it's fully incorporeal even outside Kris' body due to it passing through walls in order to reach Susie even though Kris was in another room at the time)
The problem is the power should be
Conditional Intangibility (Non-Physical. In the Light World, while outside of Kris's body, it's implied to be fully tangible due to being unable to phase through physical objects, although it becomes fully intangible once it's inside Kris. In the Dark World, instead, it's fully intangible even outside Kris' body due to it passing through walls in order to reach Susie even though Kris was in another room at the time)
The justification does nothing to prove they are incorporeal but does prove that they are intangible and the soul is also called an object with a shape which doesn't make sense if it was actually incorporeal. It should also probably be conditional rather than selective because selective implies they can chose when the are intangible which is not the case.
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