Putting this here too for organizational purposes!
Maeve's various trauma buttons can be pressed by:
—Treating her as though she isn't real and preying on her issues with identity/self-permanence (People Will Forget I Exist As Soon As They're Done Talking To Me)
—Exacerbating her existing feelings that she doesn't know herself/has no identity besides Making Others' Lives Better For Them
—Insinuating everyone she does get along with will leave her for some reason or another or are only keeping her around to Use Her
—Making any reference to Bugsy, who got Eldritch Sibling Blood Pact Bonded to Maeve for life. unfortunately, for D&D Campaign Reasons, Bugsy has completely fallen out of contact with Maeve and she doesn't know whether they just got tired or her or if something happened or what, but it feels like a part of her is missing
—Implying she's incompetent at her job and that Vesper & Phosphor and the Partners (her bosses) dislike her. the same goes for her coworkers like Pascal, Yves, or Ceciliano
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Maeve's various trauma buttons can be pressed by:
—Treating her as though she isn't real and preying on her issues with identity/self-permanence (People Will Forget I Exist As Soon As They're Done Talking To Me)
—Exacerbating her existing feelings that she doesn't know herself/has no identity besides Making Others' Lives Better For Them
—Insinuating everyone she does get along with will leave her for some reason or another or are only keeping her around to Use Her
—Making any reference to Bugsy, who got Eldritch Sibling Blood Pact Bonded to Maeve for life. unfortunately, for D&D Campaign Reasons, Bugsy has completely fallen out of contact with Maeve and she doesn't know whether they just got tired or her or if something happened or what, but it feels like a part of her is missing
—Implying she's incompetent at her job and that Vesper & Phosphor and the Partners (her bosses) dislike her. the same goes for her coworkers like Pascal, Yves, or Ceciliano