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Mazer Rackam: ISTP
Characters
Alec Hardy – Broadchurch: INTJ
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Ra’s Al Ghul: INFJ
Batman Trilogy
Dominant Ni: Ra’s Al Ghul has a focused vision for Gotham and his role in it. He understands Bruce on a deep level after only knowing him for a short period of time and is able to use that knowledge to both help him work through his problems and to try to turn him into a tool for realizing his vision of Gotham. He has a utopian vision Continue reading
Adolf Hitler: INFJ
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Luna Lovegood: INTP
Harry Potter, J.K. Rowling
Dominant Ti: Luna Lovegood’s logic comes primarily from what she personally thinks is logical and her beliefs do not change when other people point out visible or external evidence that counters her beliefs. She doesn’t talk much and when she does, she tends to stick to brief words. Luna never overreacts to anything and her Continue reading
Finnick Odair: ESFP
The Hunger Games, Suzanne Collins
Dominant Se: Finnick Odair usually dwells in the here and now. He’s more than aware that he could die at any time and thrives on getting reactions out of people. He’s in his comfort zone in all the places where Katniss is uncomfortable. He’s outwardly flirtatious and bears a great deal of charisma. He plays off of his attractive appearance Continue reading
Beatrice – Much Ado About Nothing: ENFP
Much Ado About Nothing, William Shakespeare
Dominant Ne: Beatrice is incredibly talkative, and very witty. She pulls her humour from reality and branches off of into all manner of new ideas, often beating Benedick in her verbal battles with him. Much of her humour also consists of elaborate buns and connections that are surprising to others, but that come naturally to Beatrice. Underneath this, Beatrice is a deep character. She wants to find meaning in everything and doesn’t settle for Continue reading
Hermione Granger: ESTJ
Harry Potter, J.K. Rowling
Dominant Te: Hermione is interested in organizing both her external world and the people in it. She helps Harry to organize a defense group and earlier attempts to arrange an activist group (SPEW). She even organizes study plans to help Harry and Ron. When she’s younger, Hermione likes to be in charge and tends to be a bit bossy. She’s a natural leader who knows how to establish rules and keep everyone in line, which is what makes Continue reading
Edmond Dantes: ISTJ
The Count of Monte Cristo, Alexandre Dumas
Dominant Si: As a young man, Dantes is relatively ignorant about human nature and people in general, and isn’t very good at predicting their behavior or motives. It takes him years to connect the dots between his Mondego and why he is in prison. Though he doesn’t naturally understand how people work, he understands the workings of society and is able to fit into it as a mere shadow with little effort on his part. When it comes to devising quick solutions, Dantes always goes for the most sensible one. Dantes has an intense connection Continue reading
Remus Lupin: INFJ
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Susan Sto Helit: INTJ
Hogfather, Terry Pratchett
Dominant Ni: Susan recognizes problems in the blink of an eye. She knows when people are not telling her everything and immediately sets out to figure out the truth. She’s an adept problem solver who thinks in long-term big-picture images. She is able to pick up on the bigger implications that lie behind Death’s visit before consulting further evidence. Susan is future oriented and easily sets aside whims of the present in order Continue reading
Daisy Buchannon: ESFP
The Great Gatsby, F. Scott Fitzgerald
Dominant Se: Daisy loves to experience life. She has a materialistic side of her, which isn’t too strange for a woman living in the jazz age, but this is one of the major reasons that Gatsby uses materialism to draw Daisy to him. She values beauty enough that she goes so far as to wish beauty on her daughter over brains. Daisy is rather impulsive, and doesn’t always think about the consequences of her decisions. She enters a relationship with Continue reading
Peeta Mellark: ENFP
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Harry Potter: ISFP
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Dr. John Watson: ISFJ
Sherlock
Dominant Si: John has a difficult time getting over the past. Two years after Sherlock’s death, he is still grieving, and even after years away from Afghanistan, he still thinks of himself as the same army doctor. He is initially drawn to Sherlock because being with him brings back experiences from the war. You could almost say his past has made him who he is today… He needs evidence to believe, which is why he continues to ask Sherlock to Continue reading
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