Debugger

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Debuggers are protectors that make sure the system does not slip back into old patterns of abuse (or rather, being abused). They work with headmates such as instructed-persecutors, double agents, and fawn response holders.

Debuggers may have or gain some control over their system in order to overwrite another headmate's triggered response or the effects of a scriptwriter.

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Debuggers may be necessary to balance enforcers and similar headmates as well as making a system less vulnerable to abuse.

Debuggers may be or work in cooperation with rehabilitators.

Programming is (inversely) associated with this role. A debugger may be able to interrupt a behavioural pattern triggered by a program, but not to completely dismantle the program itself.