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The internal or subjective point of view. Its "how you feel" about something. While you can talk about your own roxas, you also know your entire past. You are incapable of accurately describing another persons roxas though because, at best, you can only know a portion. Knowing someone for any period of time that isn't all of it immediately means your viewpoint is limited. You may guess why they react/act a specific way but you may only guess. Your Roxas is the entirety of your life that adds up to you making a decision: if you were attacked by a dog 10 years ago and run when you see them than it is because your life experience. Someone could see you run and guess it is fear or maybe that you needed to grab something from home. Ultimately, they're only seeing the saxor -the objective reality- and comparing it to their life in order to guess. Saxor is the objective reality, a shared space we all stand on. You can point towards hot or cold; up or down; good or evil- but you point from your Roxas. Saxor is seperate from your perspective and thus not comparable to others point of view.
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