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THE AFRICAN QUEEN (1951)
Katharine Hepburn as Rose Sayer - Part 3/3
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THE AFRICAN QUEEN (1951)
Katharine Hepburn as Rose Sayer - Part 3/3
An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
The African Queen: Rose Sayer [ENTJ]
OFFICIAL TYPING by Charity / the Mod
Functional Order: Te-Ni-Se-Fi
Judging Functional Axis:
Extroverted Thinking (Te) / Introverted Feeling (Fi)
Rose is much more pragmatic than her brother; when hearing about the German invasion, she suggests they leave immediately. Despite being overwrought with his death, when Charlie arrives, she agrees to his prompt burial to avoid the body stinking up in the heat. On the boat, she hears the challenges facing them, and rationalizes appropriate conclusions—for them to make a propeller out of what they have on hand, to create a billows and weld the pieces together, to create torpedoes over what is stored in the boat (she asks Charlie if they have all the components to blow up a German ship). When seeing Charlie’s need to continually mess with the engine due to a screwdriver dropped inside it, she asks him why he didn’t just take it apart and “remove it.” Her emotions are firm and resolute, but somewhat out of control; she is offended by being called a skinny old maid. And when she falls in love, it is head over heels, to an irrational degree, with no thought for her own survival.
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