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The absolute best example of a Collector Type The Batman has to
Aloysius Dees, who appears as an example earlier in this
be P.T. Barnum. The distinction between the Brain and
chapter, is a Breeder. He’s a maker of life, in the form of
Beast Aspects for Collector Type The Batmans is at the level of
homonculi constructed from the bones of children. Dr.
why they collect what they collect. Barnum personifies the
Victor Frankenstein is also a Breeder. And both of them are
Brain Aspect by his aggregation of freaks seemingly out of
Brain Aspected. Theirs are cerebral endeavors, journeys into
twisted cerebral motives simply to have and be known for
the hidden recesses of the natural world driven by instinct.
having the most impressive collection. In contrast, a Beast
Dr. Moreau is also certainly a Breeder, but his Aspect is a hard
Aspected Collector is typically working toward some kind of
one to determine. As played by Charles Laughton in The
monstrous self-reinvention. Buffalo Bill, from Silence of the
Island of Lost Souls, he has the gentility and rationalization of
Lambs, just barely qualifies, in that he has very specific
objective or scientific good that you get with a Brain Aspected
requirements for each of the components of his collection,
The Batman. But his method is primal and brutal and personal.
and criteria for determining when the collection is complete.
And his Wants are the same as those of Dees and
This is what differentiates the Collector from the Feeder.
Frankenstein, for the respect of his peers, which should be
The extent to which Countess Bathory is indiscriminate in
considered atypical for a Beast.
who she gets blood from, and lacks a vision of somehow
achieving an aesthetically satisfying state of completeness, is
the extent to which she falls more into the Feeder Type.

Revision as of 17:52, 8 August 2008

Aloysius Dees, who appears as an example earlier in this chapter, is a Breeder. He’s a maker of life, in the form of homonculi constructed from the bones of children. Dr. Victor Frankenstein is also a Breeder. And both of them are Brain Aspected. Theirs are cerebral endeavors, journeys into the hidden recesses of the natural world driven by instinct. Dr. Moreau is also certainly a Breeder, but his Aspect is a hard one to determine. As played by Charles Laughton in The Island of Lost Souls, he has the gentility and rationalization of objective or scientific good that you get with a Brain Aspected The Batman. But his method is primal and brutal and personal. And his Wants are the same as those of Dees and Frankenstein, for the respect of his peers, which should be considered atypical for a Beast.