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== Related Terms == | == Related Terms == | ||
Any system can have a protector, [[traumagenic]] or otherwise. | |||
[[Persecutor]] and [[malicitor]] are headmates that could cause harm to the system, which a protector may be protecting against. | There's a large amount of subtypes too, including but not limited to: [[eraser]], [[Amnesian Protector|amnesian protector]], [[avenger]], [[janusian]], [[warden]], and [[swordsperson]]. | ||
[[Persecutor]] and [[malicitor]] are headmates that could cause harm to the system, which a protector may be protecting against. | |||
Protectors can also be mixed with other role types, including the above. | |||
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| protector ( n., adj.) | |
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| Synonyms | guardian (n., adj.) |
| Applies to | headmates |
A protector is a headmate whose role is to protect other members of the system from external harm, traumatic memories, harmful members of the system, or other threats.
Related Terms
Any system can have a protector, traumagenic or otherwise.
There's a large amount of subtypes too, including but not limited to: eraser, amnesian protector, avenger, janusian, warden, and swordsperson.
Persecutor and malicitor are headmates that could cause harm to the system, which a protector may be protecting against.
Protectors can also be mixed with other role types, including the above.
