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An antagoniser is a [[headmate]] whose morals don’t align with most or all other [[system]] members.<ref>https://dodstoldpackage.tumblr.com/post/624735481385615360/general-terms</ref>
An '''antagoniser''' is a [[headmate]] whose morals don’t align with most or all other [[system]] members.<ref>https://dodstoldpackage.tumblr.com/post/624735481385615360/general-terms</ref>


This could be in big or small ways and it doesn’t have to disrupt system life, but could.  
This could be in big or small ways and it doesn’t have to disrupt system life, but could.  
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It all depends how they interact with the other system members and how those other members handle their differing morals.
It all depends how they interact with the other system members and how those other members handle their differing morals.
== Gallery ==
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File:Antagoniser.png|Antagoniser flag by [https://mogaiboards.tumblr.com/ mogaiboards] on tumblr<ref>https://mogaiboards.tumblr.com/post/666727591253884928/system-roles-flags</ref>
File:Antagoniser2.png|Simplified Antagoniser flag by [https://mogaiboards.tumblr.com/ mogaiboards] on tumblr<ref>https://mogaiboards.tumblr.com/post/666727591253884928/system-roles-flags</ref>
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== References ==
== References ==

Revision as of 14:08, 30 January 2022


antagoniser ( n., adj.)
Antagoniser flag by mogaiboards on tumblr
SynonymsIntimidator, Annoyer
Applies toheadmates
CoinerDödstöld Package

An antagoniser is a headmate whose morals don’t align with most or all other system members.[1]

This could be in big or small ways and it doesn’t have to disrupt system life, but could.

They could also just be seen as a small annoyance rather than a disturbance, but that doesn’t have to be the case either.

It all depends how they interact with the other system members and how those other members handle their differing morals.

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