Guest Post by Emily, INFP

Marvel Universe

Dominant Extraverted Intuition (Ne): When Scott first takes the Ant-Man suit back to his apartment after stealing it, he puts it on and presses the button that causes him to shrink purely out of curiosity. He uses obvious humour during the fight at the airport when he tells Tony that he’s his conscience and that they don’t talk much these days, and when he asks if anyone brought any orange slices. When he meets Steve, he acts kind of hyper about meeting Captain America. He is creative about breaking into places, like when he freezes the safe door.

Auxiliary Introverted Thinking (Ti): Although he usually gets caught, Scott is good at figuring out ways to break into places. He gets annoyed when people (the Baskin Robbins customer) act stupid. He escapes the quantum realm by using the blue disks to make himself human-sized again.

Tertiary Extraverted Feeling (Fe): Before showing his roommates that he can shrink, he warns them not to freak out too much. When Darren Cross tries to kidnap Cassie, Scott tries to calm her down before fighting Cross. He gets attached to Antony quickly. After deciding that he wasn’t going to break into places and steal stuff anymore, he does it again because Hank Pym told him he would be able to see Cassie sooner if he did. He also tries to impress Hope while she is teaching him how to punch, but she punches him in the face for it.

Inferior Introverted Sensing (Si): Scott is able to break into the safe at Hank Pym’s house because he remembers that it is made out of the same steel as the Titanic. He escapes from the quantum realm because he remembers Cassie’s voice. When Tony is on the Raft, Scott repeats advice from Hank Pym to him (‘Never trust a Stark.’).