#morosinformation

The ability to become the embodiment of despair. Variation of Emotional Energy Manipulation and Emotion Embodiment. Opposite of Hope Embodiment

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Also Called

Despair Incarnate

The Despairful

The Hopeless

The Despairing

Capabilities

Users become the living embodiment of despair and gain the ability feed off of the despair of everyone and everything including themselves. Users can convert despair into energy and use it as a full source to extend their own life span or as a weapon. They may never age and may be immune to death unless certain conditions are met.

Applications

Energy Manipulation

All Despair Abilities

Immortality

Associations

Dark Arts

Death Aspect Manifestation

Emotional Energy Manipulation

Nihilism Embodiment

Limitations

With out despair the user is weakened.

Moros

He manifested as a shapeless being that drove mortals to their death or doom. He was the son of Nyx who created him without male intervention. In a sense he was also the spirit of depression. Moros is also the older brother and leader of the The Moirae. Moros wrote the destination; the Fates made sure that it came true, and shortly afterwards, chaos was integrated into the cosmos for all beings that could escape on the occasion of their own destiny. It was even proclaimed by the Moirae that not even Zeus could question Moros (destiny), who like his mother, Nyx, was invisible and dark. To break with destiny was to reintroduce Chaos into the world.

Even if Zeus issued a decree or made a promise he later regretted, he could not then change his decree because it was destiny. In which case, he was the only force that Zeus dreaded. Because of this, Moros was also considered to be omnipotent, omniscient, and omnipresent. Aeschylus describes how Prometheus saved mankind from the misery of seeing their doom (Moros) with the gift of hope (Elpis). Moros' siblings Thanatos and Ker represented the physical aspects of death--Ker were the bringers of violent death and killing sickness, while Thanatos represented a peaceful, passing away. In other terms Thanatos represented natural death.

Ever since Moros was concealed from the perception of humanity, he was hardly mentioned in mythology. He is briefly mentioned when Prometheus was telling the chorus about the gift of hope he and Elpis set in motion. From that point on as his younger sisters carried on larger roles in manipulating fate, though he still existed as a force of destiny.

Powers

Motivation: To make sense of things logically Purpose: Decision making Conflict: analysis paralysis vs. irrational impulsiveness Historic antecedent: Jungian Thinking vs. Feeling Historic example: Aristotle Film example: Data (Star Trek) Counter example: Hunter S. Thompson Characteristics: analytical, favors what makes sense over what feel right, guided by definitions / logical deduction / reasoning, systematic, finds being logical rewarding, avoids acting when rational reasons don't warrant it, exact, diagnostic, plans their life logically, always knows why they do things, investigative, favors evidence over gut, prefers reality over fantasy, more calm than emotional, professorial, analyzes whatever doesn't fit their understanding, fine tunes concepts to support theories / world view, categorizer, scholarly, expert, tries to identify reasons for actions, more interested in intellectual pursuits than anything else, studied, literal, loves to read challenging material, defined by their intellectual interests, learning machine, doesn't mind isolation, likes to be viewed as proper and conventional, needs to know how things work, purchases only practical things, interested in science, reviews a lot of information to confirm ideas, studious, can be cold, avoids mistakes, academic, takes precautions, not easily affected by emotions, concrete, likes to be though of as normal, complex

http://similarminds.com/motiv/thinking.html

Your results:

Materialist 26% 54% Offbeat 60% 48% Thinking 73% 51% Intimate 13% 56% Vital40%54%

Perceived reward: (if you scored highly)

Being more attractive makes me happyBeing unconventional makes me happyBeing planned out makes me happyServing others makes me happyBeing alive makes me happy

Dangerous potential flaw(s): (if you scored highly)

Elitist, shallow, fake, external validation addictionPutting yourself at too great a risk, endangering your lifeSticking with plans/systems/routines that don't workBeing taken advantage of, ignoring self, too niceOver contented-ness, over confidence

Dangerous potential flaw(s): (if you scored low)