If you'd rather I change my explanation, think of it this way: Is it nothing but shades overall? Yes. Is each shade indistinguishable from those surrounding it? No. Each individual incarnation of Vivec is both a part of Vivec as a whole, as well as an individual incarnation. The same goes for Lorkhan and each of the Shezarrines. They come from an original and culminate in something greater, but they are still distinct. Just because white light is formed of all the others doesn't mean that each frequency isn't distinct.
Within that rational understanding of the dream lies the knowledge that you are both part of the dream, but that you are still an individual, as I am claiming is possible. "I AM AND I ARE ALL WE", and all that.
Seems to me that you've misconstrued my entire argument. I'm not saying that spirits in the arena are somehow extra-Aurbic in themselves, but rather that they are still in possession of individuality from the whole of the dream. Again, each shade of grey may be a shade, but it is still distinct from those surrounding it.
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>Oh boy, your explanation is stuck in how it appears during the creation instead of looking at their essence and final form.
If your ideas aren't conveyed coherently in the way you've presented them, be more specific in your choice of words next time.
No, it does not. The Aka-Tusk was shattered, and so was its essence. That the pieces might return to reform the oversoul doesn't change the fact that, in the meantime, it has fundamentally changed. That each progressive soul is a slightly smaller infinity than the one above it doesn't stop it from being a separate infinity as well as a component or product of the larger. Auriel is a part of Anu, but is not Anu in itself.
Vivec's individuality most certainly has a bearing on the discussion of individuality within the dream, seeing as one of the components of CHIM is understanding the individual separate from the whole (as well as being a part of it). The precedent is there, and that's what I'm showing.
Does the civil war have the potential for enantiomorph if later explained? Possibly. Is it an enantiomorph in its current state? Most certainly not. The LDB, again, is a shade of grey descending from both the Aka-Tusk and Lorkhan, but is distinct from both in his fate and actions. That his infinite soul is part of a greater infinity doesn't remove its property of being a distinct infinite within the dream.
With Herma-Mora as the king, Miraak as the rebel, the LDB as the knight (as Trinimac was to Auriel at Convention), who is the observer, and who or what is being mantled by whom? Mora is still Mora, and the LDB has prior obligations to the Aka-Tusk and Lorkhanic oversouls before he does to mantling a Daedric Prince.
Except validating all the reddit special-snowflake theories. You should have to present your ideas with evidence and argue for them rationally, not say what you think might be cool and explain it all with "muh C0DA" or "muh kalpic cycle motherfucker".