Notes

Rogue of Light: One who Invites Theft of Light or one who Invites Theft through Light

Rogues have problems coping with their Aspect or their supposed lack of it. They think they can’t actually handle it, causing them to give it up too easily. Their challenge is to come to terms with their Aspect and own it

Rogues of Light would have problems coping with any attention, importance or influence placed upon them, either thinking they don’t deserve what they have or being nervous about handling that kind of responsibility or feeling too exposed in general. They might not know where to look or who to turn to at times when they need information and clarity. Because they might think they’re not good enough or smart enough on their own, they might try to pass some importance or responsibilities onto other people. They might be uncomfortable being in the spotlight or in crowds or be nervous under pressure.

They have difficulty trusting their own perception and perspective on things, but they try to answer anyway if someone asks them an important question. They might be superstitious and feel like they are constantly have their good luck taken and bad luck thrown their way. They might even have a tendency to give away things that are important or meaningful to them or their own personal lucky charms to others. They might have trouble literally trusting their own eyes, thinking that they are seeing things that aren’t there, or thinking they are not seeing something correctly. They might even anxiously believe they are being constantly watched, even if nothing is there.

They may try to cope with all of this by seeking the answers and information wanted from them in other people. They may be too open and honest with people about what they believe, see or know, allowing that information to be taken and claimed by other people. They may willingly give up any legitimately earned attention and fame to other more undeserving people. They should be careful not to give up too much to other people, in case it comes back to bite them in the ass, like people start to legitimately believe they aren’t intelligent or not important, when they really are.