Dune/Mindscape

Dune's Mindscape is set inside a large military bunker of varying size and décor.

Aspects

Dune's personality is represented by a variety of "Crew Members" who embody both portions of his knowledge as well as his personality as a whole.

• The Captain
  • Appears as a taller version of Dune himself, wearing a red striped jacket and pants. Also wears an odd red mask and has blond hair.
  • Acts as the lynchpin of Dune's consciousness, keeping the other aspects in line and coordinated.
  • Was previously known as the Commander before the Criminal attacked.

• The Scribe
  • Appears as a small-ish man with exceptionally large glasses that always seem to produce a lens flare that obscures his face. Is decked in scribe's robes as described in the tales of the Fellowship of Iron.
  • Is the keeper and organizer of Dune's personal memories. Unless specifically asked, he will usually stay out of most conversations.

• The Lorekeeper
  • Appears as a flickering green hologram modeled after Dune himself.
  • Working in tandem with the Scribe, the Lorekeeper maintains Dune's knowledge of legends and lore. He also represents his genre savvy, and can make eerily accurate predictions in certain circumstances.

• The Engineer
  • Appears as an overalls-wearing, grease covered version of Dune. Always wears his goggles.
  • Maintains Dune's faculties and can be found anywhere there is a glitch or break in his thought processes. Rarely gets has input regarding interactions with others, unless he believes it will have a positive or negative effect on Dune as a whole.
  • Represents Dune's technical knowledge.

• The Strategist
  • Resembles the Captain, only wearing yellow rather than red. Also has Dune's natural hair color and does not wear a mask.
  • The mastermind behind the defeat of the Criminal, the Strategist represents Dune's cunning and wit.
  • He oversees all Pokémon battles.

• The Doctor
  • Appears as Dune wearing a Lab coat of Medicine and Science.
  • Represents Dune's ethics and morality. Is soft spoken, but not to be crossed.
  • Also contains Dune's medical knowledge.

• The Pilot
  • Appears as a tall man wearing a military jumpsuit colored black with orange highlights. Always wears a face obscuring helmet.
  • Is the aspect who defends against unwanted mental intrusion of any kind. He takes his job very seriously, and thus believes any mental intrusion - including telepathic communication - is considered unwanted.
  • Also represents Dune's primal desire to live, as well as his anger.

• The Criminal
  • Broken shards and fragments, occasionally gathered into clouds.
  • Not an aspect per se, but a dweller in Dune's mind nonetheless. Attempted to destroy Dune's mind, but was repulsed and destroyed by the Pilot and the Strategist.
  • Still makes attempts to coalesce, but cannot due to the Pilot's ever present vigil.

• The Prince
  • Was once the center of Dune's mind, but went MIA after the Criminal's first assault. His whereabouts are unknown.
  • Also used to represent Dune's ability to communicate with others, but has since been replaced by either the Captain or the Doctor, depending on the occasion.

• The Heroine
  • A recently coalesced construct brought on by Dune's time as a woman. She appears as Sandy, Dune's female persona, dressed as a Sailor Senshi. What she represents is largely unknown.

Locations

• The Command Center
  • The center of Dune's mind. All of the aspects meet here to discuss events that pertain to Dune as a whole.
  • The Captain makes his home here.

• The Gate
  • The entrance to the bunker, this door is kept perpetually shut to prevent any trace of the Criminal or any other psychic presence from getting inside.
  • The Pilot can be found here in his weapon, standing vigil.

• The Storming Wastes
  • The area outside the bunker, most of it is a barren wasteland due to the Criminal's attack. It has yet to begin healing due to the Criminal's shards tearing away at the mindscape constantly.
  • None dare venture into these lands for long.