OmenHall Scene Roles V2
scene reflection with explicit provenance and user confirmation
Modern OmenHall scene-reflection technology; not a Jungian or psychometric personality assessment.
technology boundaries
OmenHall does not label a modern twelve-part table as Jung's twelve archetypes. Scene roles, Jungian image work, narrative functions, and Pearson–Marr are separate technologies. Direct-source Jung and Vogler evidence now anchors source-bound Scholar procedures without turning them into personality tests.
scene reflection with explicit provenance and user confirmation
Modern OmenHall scene-reflection technology; not a Jungian or psychometric personality assessment.
image-first personal association, functional meaning, prior-knowledge check, and contextual cultural amplification
Direct-source Scholar technology: method boundaries are source-closed, but it is not a personality assessment or clinical analysis.
scene-bound temporary-mask mapping using separate psychological and dramatic function notes
Direct-source Scholar technology: method boundaries are source-closed, but it is not a personality assessment or clinical analysis.
licensed psychometric self-report
External licensed technology; OmenHall does not reproduce its protected questionnaire or scoring.
media-image resonance research
Research identity only; not a customer assessment runtime.
SYSTEM_SUGGESTED is an interface hypothesis. Only USER_CONFIRMED, with separate archive consent, may contribute to the long-term Role Pattern Profile.