TYWIN LANNISTER - INTJ
Introverted Intuition (Dominant, NI): It is the ability to idealize an incredible goal and make it happen that Tywin has, he is easily able to use the possibilities to idealize opportunities. Tywin is a great example of unhealthy NI, he lives in an idealized world: how big the Lennisters are, what each one should do willingly for this Lennister vision, an idealization that “ignores” reality, like the fact that his children are not so ... perfect, in fact, he himself is imperfect but he is not open to reality, until he sees Tyrion at least.
Extroverted Thinking (Auxiliary, TE): Pragmatic, strategic and focused on external objectives. Few people in the series are as proficient in making the game of thrones run as he is. His excellence in planning decisive and assertive actions are some of his best skills. He knows how to organize the environment so that his idealized vision is fulfilled, what each person must do and especially how things need to unfold to achieve what he really wants.
Introverted Feeling (Tertiary, FI): Tywin has deep feelings hidden in a stoic face. He is easily irascible, he constantly friction with his children because they are not on the same page as he infuriating him as a result. The way he treats Tyrion is a great example of tertiary FI, he doesn't like it, but he supports it. As much as he has contact with his feelings and acts on them, he is always strange and exaggerated in his reactions.
Extroverted Sensing (Inferior, SE): Excess of idealization denies the naked reality, and the more it is denied, the more unhealthy the user is. The lack of development of the inferior in him brings blindness (on purpose) about what Lannister really is, people, and what causes him to abuse his children. Tyrion brings him the personified inferior because he is physically imperfect, and that's what bothers Tywin the most. Besides, every time he uses the sensation, it's bizarre like going out with his son's lover.












