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Mr. Darcy MBTI & Enneagram | Pride and Prejudice
Mr. Darcy is widely heralded as an INTJ, and I’ve considered him in the past, but when you think about it, his intuition is quite poor, and his thinking skills are best used in the present moment, to take immediate action on things.
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A villain is just a victim whose story has not been told
Moodboard for Mohaponchok, Achalayton “A Petrified Place”
Colonel Brandon MBTI & Enneagram | Sense and Sensibility
Brandon is a true gentleman, who is very much defined by his personal experiences and impressions.
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okay but re reading Achalayton, Mohaponchak is definitely ISTJ 1w2, and the villain because of the perspective. yes, he represents a lot of things i hate. but then he was the product of the strict code he grew up in and it’s not entirely his fault. instead looking from his perspective, i think what he valued most was stability and tradition and his stubbornness, or should i rather say dedication to his values is just admirable. he seems to me the epitome of ‘these are the things i live for and these are the things i can die for’
George Washington MBTI & Enneagram | John Adams
An analysis of George Washington as an ISTJ 1w9: disciplined, principled, and quietly authoritative.
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Abigail Adams MBTI & Enneagram | John Adams
Explore Abigail Adams as an ISTJ 1w2. Principled, loyal, and morally grounded in HBO’s John Adams.
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David Grantland MBTI & Enneagram | Christy
David is hard-working and somewhat traditional, although we don’t see this until his sister wants to marry a man she has never met, only corresponded with, and who posted an advertisement in a newspaper for a wife. David doesn’t like that, since it’s not someone he knows and trusts, and he thinks his sister could do better, but she is able to convince him that this is her last, best chance as an “old maid” for the life and happiness she wants.
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