Section: Referring to someone who might be the player

Quite often we need to refer to a person who might be the player, in contexts where the default "yourself" would look awkward. For these purposes we have

    you or vicar
    you or a/an vicar
    you or the vicar

And (for use in first-person contexts) there is also
    
    me or vicar
    me or a/an vicar
    me or the vicar
    vicar or I
    a/an vicar or I
    the vicar or I

As usual, these should be explicitly sentence-cased if necessary, with the exception that "I" is always printed in the upper case by default.