#colour code

Green = Go

Yellow = Break

Red = Stop

Second on our list is Blyke Blyke is also an obvious Red coded character. He displays leadership skills, though in a slightly different way than Remi does. He’s quick to take control in dangerous situations (ex. ep 101, ep 208) and not afraid to take risks, what’s visible both in his vigilantism arc and recent (208) episode, especially of he feels that’s the best thing he can do. His own drive to be the best he can be resuts in some kind of imposter syndrome where he doesn’t really believe in his capability to be the next king of Wellston as well as feels that he disappoints everyone by losing. 

Third we have Isen Though i’m not entirely sure, I think he’s an orange coded character. He’s passionate and driven, but not in the same way Remi and Blyke are. He has his own passion and goals that are in general most important to him. He’s not as ready to involve himself in something that he doesn’t need or care for personally and would prefer to stay away from it. We see that he doesn’t want to end up in a ‘stupid leadership position’ that would make it harder for him to pursue his personal goals. As Terrence said, he’s a stickler for details and critique, which shows us he’s passionate about what he does.

Next we have Arlo I believe him to be a yellow coded character. He’s very driven by what he thinks is the best for society – we know that from the part where we learn he believes establishing the hierarchy again will help the school get back to peace, though that’s not the case in reality. Other thing very important about him is that external pressure is very big on him – we know he’s very influenced by his aunt, who makes him doubt his own judgement, as well as he was very influenced by Rei, and most of all, societal expectations for a high-tier. He’s pushed mostly by what is expected of him and what he expects himself to do about it.

Next up there’s Seraphina I would say she’s a purple coded character. She’s Introverted and grounded, doesn’t let many people in. Purple characters’ motivation is most often protection and that seems to be true in Seraphina’s case too – she doesn’t leave her comfort zone often and doesn’t seem to like taking big risks, but we can also see that a big point for her protectiveness are the people whom she cares about, what’s very easy to see when she actively reaches out to people to learn what might have happened with John. On the other hand she’s not s good with the emotions other people might feel because what she has is very internalized. 

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