What Is Penumbra Phantasm Leitmotif Exactly Mean?

​‪@p-apyrus1821‬
He helped me to cut down the three leitmotif from "Penumbra-Phantasm-ish.mid" also wrote the sheet.
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Penumbra-Phantasm-ish.mid:
• Penumbra-Phantasm-ish ...
Putnam's video:
• Penumbra Phantasm
Three Toby's Replies About Penumbra Phantasm:
• Three Toby‘s Replies A...
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The first leitmotif:
00:06
The second leitmotif:
00:25
The third leitmotif:
00:32
The sheet:
00:40
1.Descend:
00:52
2.Savior of the Dreaming Dead (Cascade Version):
01:42
3.Oppa Toby Style:
06:00
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1.Descend
([S] Descend. 3:47 Part)
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• [S] Descend. (HD 1080p)
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2.Savior of the Dreaming Dead (Cascade Version)
([S] Cascade. 6:40 Part)
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3.Oppa Toby Style
([S] Collide. 4:13 Part)
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[@groetaer]

they're all homestuck leitmotifs

[@saulgoodmanproductions2993]

it's like reclaiming a slur

[@Dodove-]

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[@florisdewit7316]

really cool video! but isn't the third motif simply a variation on the one from Doctor by George Buzinkai? You can especially hear this when you listen to Savior of the Dreaming Dead where the motif is accompanied by the chords that go with it in Doctor.

[@Dodove-]

That's right, but it ture have a little different.

[@FrostyMac]

They are very similar, and often used together, but there is a difference, both in the notes and in the way they are used in other tracks. The intervals between notes when using either motif in a track in 4/4 will generally be different. To use your example, Savior of the Dreaming Dead is a fantastic way to tell the difference, as it uses both (the Doctor motif throughout, as you mentioned, and the PP version on piano in the background) and displays the different ways the two are usually used in other tracks