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Neutral Good

Helps first and checks the rulebook later, if ever.

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What Neutral Good says about you

You care about people more than you care about systems. If a rule helps someone, great, you'll follow it. If it gets in the way of helping someone, you'll quietly go around it and not make a big deal of it. You're the friend who drives across town with soup, the coworker who covers a shift without being asked, the stranger who tells someone their tag is sticking out.

Your kindness doesn't come with a speech, and that's a big part of why people like having you around. You don't need credit and you don't keep score. You're practical about it too: you'll pick the option that actually helps over the one that looks the most noble. People come to you when they're having a hard time because they know you won't lecture them or tell anyone else.

You give a lot and rarely check how much you have left. You say yes when you're already stretched, and you're so flexible that people aren't always sure what you believe. Sometimes the kind move is to take a side out loud instead of smoothing things over. And the friends you've helped would happily return a few favors, if you ever asked.

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