Sir Emeth Mimetes wrote:
Do they need to be all virtues? Can they be stuff like 'impulsive' or do they need to be more dramatic like 'justice'?
Perhaps a brief explanation of the four characters thus far will help you understand.
Justice could be described as the knight in shinning armor. He is recognizable by his gold-tinted clothing. He is sometimes soft spoken, and sometimes almost as wrathful as Vengeance. He must often consult Mercy in matter of judgment, as he struggles with concepts of grace and forgiveness.
Vengeance is not as noble as his brother Justice. He carries out the rulings of his brother Justice, but often can be found on his own self-determined missions. He too struggles with concepts of grace, but being the elder brother, his wisdom helps him better form his decisions.
Mercy is kind, and quite diligent. She is often found gathering money to give to the poor, and pleading for people in Justice's court. However, sometimes she becomes so devoted to the cause of one person that she becomes blind to all other needs of mercy.
Wisdom, the somewhat elderly leader of the seven, bears certain traits of the other six, but combined with many ancient proverbs. He is renowned, not for his knowledge, but for his ability to properly form a correct opinion or make a correct decisions with almost no information to guide him.
So, you see, the others need to be in like kind with these four.
