#thinking outloud

My mind suddenly decided to remind me that in one of my favourite AUs (Regulus' son AU by @honeycaksy) Regulus had a son at nineteen ...

So I'm here to tell you that this is the only type of child a nineteen-year-old is supposed to have

Sun Superheros are the ones that will usually gladly die in battle with a smile on their face.

V.S a Jupiter Superheroes that will often take a lot of breaks because Saturn is influencing them in some way. If a Jupiter Superhero doesn't have a Saturn influence they can definitely become reckless with their power, and be on par with Mars types of Superheroes like Omni Man(Invincible)or Homelander(The Boys).

Mars Superheroes need friends or they'll become reckless or at least a more control reckless with friends. Friends over family with them.

I have a Mars friend and he is always telling me it's good he was born without super powers because he would definitely act like Homelander. Like sir lol. (Yet his favorite super hero is of Jupiter Influence.)

Saturn superheroes have last resort energy to them. They're too chaotic and unpredictable, but if they have enough childlike influence on them, they are really good for rehabilitation and rebirths.

Edit (I'll add more as thoughts come to me.)

Moon Superheros are very smart and sometimes have God levels intelligence but other people like to blame them for their shortcomings, and if the Moon hero gets low enough mentally they'll blame others as well. They can fight, but often use a trick or a misdirection to win. Usually a Mars person is there to bring them back to focus. (Spiderman)

Venus Superheros are often times the weakest in the group power scale wise, but can make surprising good leaders or their team talks hella shit about them. (Robin from Teen Titans) Venus Superheros are often times anomalies among their peers.

BUT if it did happen it's after he dies and is revived after being shot and facing this idea of eternal damnation. It then becomes how does he redeem himself, and maybe the answer he comes to is to love someone and do something for them born from that love without needing anything in return. A selfless love.

After Chris has come to this revelation that he wants to love Toby selflessly; it's a deeper betrayal that Toby thinks he would harm his children. Which I think leads him to abandoning this desire to redeem himself and instead goes back into his old cycles of obsession.

That isn't fixed until Toby DOES do something for him which is turning over Ronnie's betrayal to him. The betrayal by his former lover as a catalyst to him being able to actually commit to this selfless act which is in completing the circle by the false confession protecting Toby's remaining children and family.

Even when Chris comes back after being beaten by Howell the conversation about Jesus, the ultimate example of a selfless love.

And then season 6 happens which I haven't watched all of yet but obviously doesn't end well. Ultimately, I think Toby was the catalyst for Chris having the revelation that he wanted to be able to love differently than he has in his past relationships and break away from behaving influenced by the abuse he has experienced in his life. Not destroy the person he loves (telling Toby to stay away from him when he is transferred). But he's also still an obsessive so once he's back, he falls back into his cycles of obsession. Also, because Toby can't stay away and is ultimately equally obsessed because he views Chris as this lifeline to some sense of normalcy via consensual love/sexuality?