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A '''mutineer''' is a [[headmate]] working against a [[Persecutor-Host]] or another oppressive [[system]] governing structure. Mutineers may be seen as [[accuser]]s by the | A '''mutineer''' is a [[headmate]] working against a [[Persecutor-Host]] or another oppressive [[system]] governing structure. Mutineers may be seen as [[accuser]]s by the institutions they're working against. | ||
==Related Terms== | ==Related Terms== | ||
Whether a [[headmate]] is called a mutineer or an [[accuser]] depends on the [[host]]s viewpoint and stands in reference to them. | Whether a [[headmate]] is called a mutineer or an [[accuser]] depends on the [[host]]'s viewpoint and stands in reference to them. | ||
[[Category:System Roles]] | [[Category:System Roles]] | ||
Revision as of 01:27, 25 July 2022
| mutineer ( n., adj.) | |
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| Applies to | headmates |
| Coiner | Flexacone Pack |
A mutineer is a headmate working against a Persecutor-Host or another oppressive system governing structure. Mutineers may be seen as accusers by the institutions they're working against.
Related Terms
Whether a headmate is called a mutineer or an accuser depends on the host's viewpoint and stands in reference to them.
