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The map separates temporary role voices from structural scene conditions. Neither a role nor an axis is treated as a personality type.
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Roles and axes map
Six roles: Hero, Keeper, Exile, Critic, Trickster, Muse. Two scene axes: Threshold and Shadow.
The map separates temporary role voices from structural scene conditions. Neither a role nor an axis is treated as a personality type.
How it works
The user chooses focus and depth. The engine returns a role figure or scene axis, safe question, and micro-step; an automatic suggestion stays a hypothesis, while saving a confirmed role observation requires separate consent.
not a diagnosis
not mind-reading
not a public confession
not fear sales
Safety rules
Inner Mirror is symbolic self-reflection, not psychotherapy, diagnosis, crisis support, or medical advice.
The answer describes the user's roles and patterns, not proof of another person's feelings, motives, or secrets.
Public cards do not reveal the question, names, dates, full interpretation, vulnerable details, or payment id.
Shadow must not be sold through fear, curse, shame, fatalism, or instant healing promises.
Every answer must end with a small action: phrase, pause, note, refusal, request, draft, or care.
A system lens always remains a hypothesis to test: topic/focus alone does not assign a role, Shadow, Threshold, or dream meaning.
The internal counter-lens council is not Council of Oracles and must not be presented as agreement among independent methods.
With self-danger, violence, stalking, or crisis, the method redirects to support and does not intensify drama.