I'll dedicate a post for each of them!!!

I'll start with my personal favorite,

Matt is a Page of Mind

(now I've come to notice this is a pretty consistent classpecting for Matt, and it just makes me feel less crazy about my own classpecting abilities)

In the beginning of the story, Matt is urged to not think or speak for himself, constantly being coddled by the others, not being trusted to make any of the big decisions. He will accept this treatment for a while, being reduced to the pretty faced himbo, mostly to uncomplicate things in the group.

This is a common mark of a Page, the constant doubt or misjudgment of their abilities by their co-players, typically based on their aspect. In this case, doubting his mind.

Eventually, his patience will tire when his friends attempt to make a session-damning mistake that he has profusely warned them against. He will try to slap the sense into them, but when it proves useless, he rules to jump in the way to make the decision for the four of them quickly. They won't understand immediately, but it is revealed shortly after that it was the right decision, proving Matt to be a capable thinker.

Upon receiving the trust of his teammates, the progression of their session will become a lot smoother, especially after finally reaching a state of emotional maturity where he speaks for himself, truly unlocking his full potential of being a Page of Mind.

(Other reasons if you're interested👀)