CTION 1: HOW YOU INTERACT WITH SPACES

01. You mentally redesign every room you enter.

You don’t even try — the lines just rearrange themselves in your mind.

MUSE: softens the light, imagines a curtain floating

PROTOTYPE: strips it down, asks “what’s essential?”

DOLLMAKER: adds a focal vignette, a moment of performance

ARCHIVIST: reorganizes everything by logic and narrative

Behavior → reveals your instinctive design philosophy.

02. You notice atmosphere before you notice people.

Some people feel temperature, some feel tension; you feel tone.

This is archetypal.

CASTAWAY: checks the air quality, softness

SIREN: checks the drama, contrast, shine

BOTANIST: checks the flow, grounding, function

RIOT: checks the energy, pulse, movement

Your nervous system is a stylist.

03. You gravitate toward certain materials without knowing why.

Tulle. Concrete. Linen. Leather. Patina. Marble. Clear acrylic.

These micro-preferences are psychological fingerprints.

SECTION 2: HOW YOU PROCESS EMOTION

04. You aestheticize your emotions.

Whether you admit it or not.

When you’re sad, you imagine soft lighting, rain on windows, a certain song, a palette.

When you’re confident, you move differently — more structured, more curated.

This isn’t superficial. It’s a visual coping mechanism — and an archetype reveal.

05. Your anger has a “style.”

DOLLMAKER anger is silent and ceremonial

RIOT anger is expressive and creative

ARCHIVIST anger is controlled, cool, precise

SIREN anger is glamorous and dangerous

Your emotional style codes your narrative identity.

SECTION 3: YOUR SOCIAL BEHAVIORS

06. You naturally fit a cinematic role in groups.

Everyone plays a “character” without trying:

MUSE: the soft center, romantic, receptive

PROTOTYPE: the observer, cutting through noise

CASTAWAY: the easy calm

FOLKLORIST: the memory keeper

ALCH EMIST: the visionary pulling future threads

Your presence reveals your aesthetic worldview.

07. Your hobbies are already telling on you.

Gardening. Thrifting. Collecting books. Digital organizing. Photo editing.

People don’t pick hobbies at random — the archetype chooses the hobby.

08. You have a signature pose in photos.

Even this is symbolic. Even this is narrative.

SECTION 4: THE WAY YOU COLLECT & CURATE

09. You keep certain objects for ‘no reason.’

But Dreamline knows the reason.

We all build personal museums.

ARCHIVIST: paper, artifacts, documents

BOTANIST: wellness items, soft essentials

SIREN: accessories, glimmer

RIOT: artworks, tools, experiment scraps

CASTAWAY: natural textures, drifted things

DOLLMAKER: ribbons, perfume samples, beauty relics

These objects are evidence.

10. You have rituals you don’t call rituals.

The way you get ready.

The way you clean your space.

The way you arrange your desk before starting something new.

All rituals point to identity.

SECTION 5: THE LENS YOU USE TO UNDERSTAND THE WORLD

11. You naturally categorize people by atmosphere.

Not in a judgmental way — in a perceptual way.

You decode people aesthetically, psychologically, archetypally.

This is a Dreamline trait.

12. You romanticize or futurize.

The Muse lives in memory.

The Folklorist lives in lineage.

The Prototype lives in the now.

The Alchemist lives in the alternate timeline where the future has texture and light bleed.

Which lens feels like “home” to you?