*insert a very long thoughtful hum of consideration*
So basically, scrolling through my saved reels, I stumbled upon an audio I considered making a small animation of for my fandomless OCs, but I told myself to do it at a later time (me when I lie instead of storyboarding it 😒)
My idea for it is, well…their major flaws. In the format of “Do no evil, Speak no evil, See no evil, and Hear no evil.” Then I thought to myself, “what if it was the gang instead?” And it led me to this point
Do no evil (Lynx): He's too much of a perfectionist to step out his boundaries. He constantly holds back on his abilities; enough to get an outstanding on his grades, but not enough to actually show his true magical potential. He's afraid that if he does go beyond the line, he'll end up like his father (does this make any sense? I'm hoping it does).
Speak no evil (JJ): She's very careful when it comes to revealing anything about herself, in fear that her words might be used against her in any way, shape, or form. It's a subconscious response to a memory of her childhood prior to being taken in by the Journeighs.
Hear no evil (Aleks): He's a very neutral person. While neutrality isn't inherently a bad trait, it also isn't a good trait. On the positive side, his way of judgement is objective, forming conclusions from reasoning and factual evidence rather than bias and/or emotion. On the negative end of neutrality however, it makes him fail to align with ethical standards, divine/spiritual laws, and moral righteousness, which depending on the context and severity of the situation, is extremely bad.
See no evil (Savvy): She doesn't see that her methods of achieving her goals are bad. She constantly uses the dark arts, commits felonies, and often breaks the rules of Hogwarts. She blinds herself to the reality of her own actions, convinced that it isn't "evil" or "bad" if she's ultimately helping someone. A good example of this context is her helping Sebastian find a cure Anne, in which she's constantly dabbling in dark magic to help him.