#the solution master

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Avatar: the Last Airbender Personality Types: Zuko

Ah, the character with the best arc in the history of stories. I must've watched this show at least 30 times by now, and I still cry every time he confronts his father, and again when he begs Iroh's forgiveness. Truly, what a beautiful and satisfying arc.

Zuko's Enneagram

Wound: When Zuko spoke his mind in a war meeting, he was punished by having to fight his father. He didn't fight, and his father burned him and exiled him with an impossible task. Additionally, his younger sister was a more talented firebender, and his mother left when he was a young boy.

Wounding message: You are worthless. You need to earn your right to be part of your family.

Core desire: To prove his worth.

Core fear: Being worthless.

Defense mechanism: Zuko works tirelessly in pursuit of his goal to capture the Avatar. He trains hard and develops a wide range of skills to supplement his weaker firebending.

Strengths: Zuko is principled, disciplined, able to think on his feet, tenacious, and courageous.

Challenges: Zuko is angry, afraid of vulnerability, insensitive, competitive, and stubborn

When healthy: Zuko is mellower, kinder, and more relationship-oriented

When unhealthy: Zuko is angrier, out of touch with his own feelings, and doesn't know when to quit

Looking at all of this, here's what connects when I go back to the Enneagram post:

Wound: he honestly could be any of them

Wounding message: again, he kind of fits with all of them

Core desire: 3

Core fear: 3

Defense mechanism: 1 or 3

Strengths: 1, 3, or 8

Challenges: 3, 4, 6, or 8

When healthy: 1, 2, 3, 6, or 8

When unhealthy: 1, 2, 6, or 7

Zuko is an Enneagram 3.

Threes live in the Heart center and tend to underexpress shame/sadness. From Personality Path:

Shame or Sadness is underexpressed by Type 3s, manifesting instead as attempts to look good in the eyes of others. They move away from feelings of inadequacy by trying to prove they are not just adequate, but in fact, they are the best. Anger may get triggered if their image is tarnished, around concerns about their reputation, or if they feel they might “look bad.” Fear comes up in the face of failure: a failed work project, a divorce or breakup, or an imploding business transaction. Type 3s may feel fear as a precursor to shame. Issues of image and concerns around failure are often at the bottom of the three core emotions for Type 3s.

Wing

The Enneagram Institute describes 3w2 as "The Charmer," and 3w4 as "The Profesional." I think 3w4 is much more likely for Zuko.

Here's the description of 3w4 from Truity

The 3w4 Type is a Three that shares many qualities of the Type Four. This type tends to be more introverted, serious and focused on work rather than social engagements and relationships. Three wing Fours are consistently working toward personal growth and professional success.

Machi Kuragi from Fruits Basket is also a 3w4, as is Kyoya Ootori from Ouran High School Host Club.

Zuko is often typed as a 4 online (and I initially thought he would be a 4, too!), because he does seem to act like a stereotypical 4 in a lot of ways. Additionally, his story is that of finding himself - something that resonates with 4s' desire for authenticity. However, I don't think he sets out to find himself, nor do I think he has an especially strong desire to be unique, original, or authentic. His defense mechanism, strengths, and stress response are very un-Four-ish.

I have also seen Zuko typed as a 1, which I also considered. He has a strong moral compass, which is certainly a characteristic of many Ones. He also is holding on to a lot of anger, and Ones are driven by anger, rather than shame (like Threes).

However, I don't think he is centrally driven by anger, nor do I think he is driven by a desire to be above reproach in and of itself. I also think a strong sense of right and wrong is something that anyone of any type can have. I don't see him becoming more playful or spontaneous, the way Ones do when healthy, and I don't think his core desire or fear are very One-ish.

In a way, Three marries the parts of One and Four that seem most like Zuko, and it captures something about Zuko that I think the other two types don't, which is that he's driven by his perception of who he's supposed to be, and letting go of that preconception in order to discover, accept, and work toward who he wants to be, as a conscious choice, is at the heart of his arc.

Zuko wants to prove his worth. Or, in his words, win back his honor.

Threes are one of the most misunderstood types, in my opinion. The stereotype is that they're vain, image- and status-obsessed, and selfish. And many unhealthy Threes certainly can appear that way. But Zuko, just like Machi and Kyoya and all Threes, uses his personal estimation of his image and status as a substitute for true self-worth. All three of these characters were forced into conflict with their siblings to try and prove their worth to their parents. They don't believe they have inherent value until someone shows them that they do. Zuko had Iroh, Machi had Yuki, and Kyoya had Tamaki.

Hell, my own brother is a Three (with a 4 wing!), and I know too well that he felt terribly overshadowed by me, and that he could never live up to the high standards I'd set in his mind. (Meanwhile, I was envious of all the things that came to my brother more easily, all the ways I perceived him to be "better" than me. It was all in both of our heads the whole time!)

Subtype

Zuko's focus is usually directed inward, so I think he's most likely a SP 3w4.

From Enneagram Explained:

Focuses On:  The need to be valuable/admired in order to have their physical needs met. SP 3s are the Countertype of type 3 as they react in an opposite way with their vice (vanity). They want to achieve but they don’t want to brag about it. These 3s focus more on being good and attaining material security for themselves and their family. Relationship to Their Vice (vanity): SP 3s tend to suppress their vanity Potential Mistypes: SP 3s can often look like type 1s.

He also shares this subtype with Machi Kuragi!

Tritype

With 3 as his Heart type, I think Zuko's Head type is most likely 5 or 6, and his Gut type could be either 1 or 8. After reading the descriptions, I think 3-5-8, "The Solution Master," is the best fit. From Katherine Fauvre's website:

If you are a 358, you are ambitious, knowledgeable, and protective. You want to be efficient, wise, and straightforward. Tough-minded, you are good at studying a problem and finding both the original and practical solutions others often miss. You are a no-nonsense person and prefer to use logic over emotion to achieve your goals. Highly tenacious, you work tirelessly until you find effective solutions and can prevail against adversity.

This makes a lot of sense for Zuko. While there are things about him that connect with both 1 and 6, I do think his tendency is to over-express anger, and to under-express fear (as well as shame, with 3 as his primary type).

Zuko's MBTI:

Information-Gathering:

Someone who introverts iNtuition and extroverts Sensing will be able to cut to the core of understanding something in a state of deep, solitary focus. They will gather sensory information through their experience in the present, preferably with others. Visioning + Experiencing

Someone who extroverts iNtuition and introverts Sensing will tend to brainstorm aloud, connecting many possibilities at once, and will rely on comparisons to past sense-memories in order to understand the present. Brainstorming + Remembering

I think the first paragraph is the better fit for Zuko. I'm not entirely sure whether he uses Ni or Se more, but I suspect Ni, meaning he's an -N-J type.

Decision-Making:

Someone who introverts Thinking and extroverts Feeling will use their own internal logical framework to come to decisions, and will base their decisions on outcomes for the people around them. Analyzing + Harmonizing

On the other hand, someone who extroverts Thinking and introverts Feeling will use external logic in decision-making, such as rules, laws, procedures, checklists, etc... and will base their decisions on the kind of person they want to be, or the kind of person they see themselves to be. Organizing + Valuing

I think the second paragraph is a better fit for Zuko, meaning he's an -NTJ type.

I think it's most likely he uses Ni, Te, Fi, Se, making him an INTJ.

Let's see how the Myers and Briggs Foundation describes his dominant and inferior processes:

Ni as dominant:

Can appear visionary. Connects unconscious images, themes, and connections to see things in new ways. Brainstorm internally with themselves. Trusts and relies on inner insights, which may be hard for others to understand. Keyword: Visioning.

When exaggerated:

unrealistic visions, only accept data that supports their theories, make things overcomplicated

Se as inferior:

obsess over external, small, unimportant details, overindulge in sensual pleasures (overeat, over drink, etc.), see environment as hostile and dangerous

These sound a lot like Zuko, with the exception of "overindulge in sensual pleasures". I think a lot of this describes his relentless pursuit of the Avatar before Aang was confirmed to be alive.

This would make him INTJ, the Mastermind! A description:

Have original minds and great drive for implementing their ideas and achieving their goals. Quickly see patterns in external events and develop long-range explanatory perspectives. When committed, organize a job and carry it through. Skeptical and independent, have high standards of competence and performance—for themselves and others.

I don't think I've analyzed an INTJ yet!

Much like his Enneagram, I think INTJ is a very misunderstood type. INTJs are often stereotyped as being cold, unfeeling, even machine-like.

Zuko's Personality Summary:

Enneagram: SP 3w4 (The Achiever/The Professional)

Tritype: 3-5-8 (The Solution Master)

MBTI: INTJ (The Mastermind)

Zuko's drive is indisputable. He's tenacious, determined, and holds himself and those around him to a very high standard. He is proud, principled, and ready to put in the hard work necessary toward a goal.

What do you think? Did I get it right or wrong? I'd love to hear your thoughts!

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Enneagram Tritype Moodboards: (16/27)

358 (The Solution Master)

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The Solution Master Archetype

The Solution Master is a personality who's concerned with overcoming the adversities they face in life. When this archetype encounters complex problems, then they dive deeply into the issue to obtain competency, whether that's from their good observational skills that allows them to harness useful information (5), or their need to learn methodologies that will lead them to a life of success (3). Once they have a complete understanding of the problem at hand, then they'll use their will to enforce their solutions onto the outside world (8). However, the methods they use to obtain their solutions come at the price of rejecting their deeper feelings, because they don't want to get lost in how they feel about their vulnerabilities (8), to have their observations of the outside world translated subjectively (5), or stray away from their goals as a result of emotional turmoil (3), therefore they apply a mind-over-matter approach to life that makes the more of a thinker than a feeler.

Whether the Enneagram 8 is the core of an individual or simply a fix in their personality, this archetype doesn’t produce the most assertive 8. They’re aware of how their anger will appear to the external world (3), and they often will result in withdrawing from situations to observe for further understanding to avoid incompetency (5). They can be assertive (8), intellectual (5), and charming (3). Just when you think you have this archetype figured out, they tend to surprise you with what they know or how they’ll react to any given situation, whether you’re getting their aggression or charm. 

To the outside observer, the 358 can come off as blunt and cold as a result of this archetype seeing their interactions with others as being a transfer of information rather than an opportunity for shared vulnerability. Just as they do in their own lives, they want others to remove their feelings from their problems to find solutions that will fix the issue at hand, which might be seen as a form of rejection from the more tender-hearted archetypes who need emotional validation instead of cold strategies.

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Aladdin (2019): Jafar [INFJ]

OFFICIAL TYPING by Charity / the Mod *SPOILERS*

Functional Order: Ni-Fe-Ti-Se

Perceiving Functional Axis:

Introverted Intuition (Ni) / Extroverted Sensing (Se)

Jafar admits to Aladdin that he started out a pickpocket and thief, but “then I thought bigger.” He frames things in terms of abstract concepts – his search is for “power,” and to him, power is represented through a high position. He has cultivated his ideal, and works toward it – visualizing what he wants (to become sultan) and what steps will take him there (find the “diamond in the rough,” get the lamp, use the Genie to make his dreams come true). He has long sought to invade the neighboring country, incorporating that as part of his vision. He makes the worst mistakes when being impulsive and reacting in the moment, rather than having time to consider – Aladdin is able to trick him into wishing to become a Genie, which traps him in the lamp forever.

Judging Functional Axis:

Extroverted Feeling (Fe) / Introverted Thinking (Ti)

His first appeal to Aladdin is to play to his emotions, specifically targeting them (“Jasmine likes to toy with commoners… you didn’t think she genuinely liked you, did you? … but I can help you attain what you desire, make you rich enough to attract her…”) and then attempting to create a camaraderie with Aladdin, by telling him about his own past on the streets as a common pickpocket. Jafar likes people to suffer when he kills them. When given power, he debates how best to humiliate the sultan and emotionally torment Jasmine – that factors heavily into his decision. He is outraged and offended when others talk down to him or infer his inferior position. Jafar also has inconsistent, hypocritical attitudes – it’s not okay for others to tell him to stay silent, but Jasmine ought to “be seen and not heard.” His schemes make sense to him, so he pursues them, but are not always wholly rational – rather than kill the sultan or Jasmine, he decides to torment them (bad Fe) instead.

Hogwarts House: Slytherin

House Traits: cunning, resourcefulness, and ambition.

Jafar is ambitious. He wants to achieve the highest position in the land, and admits he uses other people to do it – telling one of his minions he has “buried many bodies” in his quest for power. He likes to manipulate and control others, but also has a steady work ethic.

Enneagram: 3w4 so/sp

Tritype: 385 The Solution Master [3w4 8w9 5w6]

It all comes down to appearances with Jafar. He does not like to be thought of or treated as beneath other people. He reacts badly to being slighted or put “in his place” because he “over-reached.” He craves power and adulation, to be admired, and is convinced he deserves the sultan’s chair. He maintains a sense of calm unless others infer he’s beneath him. His 4 wing is pretentious and elitist, wants the best, and is more about fulfilling his own ambitions than serving others. His 8 is calmly assertive and aggressive, and enjoys controlling other people and seeking the power in his relationships. His 5 is self-reliant and self-trusting, secretive, and hesitant to fully engage the outside world. As an so/sp, he wants acclaim and power, on his own terms.

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The Umbrella Academy: Five [ENTJ]

OFFICIAL TYPING by Charity / The Mod

Functional Order: Te-Ni-Se-Fi

Judging Functional Axis:

Extroverted Thinking (Te) / Introverted Feeling (Fi)

When Five finds out the end of the world is nigh, he not only finds his way back (eventually) by agreeing to work with a time-travel organization, but makes a plan about how to stop it all from happening. Each situation he finds himself in, he gets out of through quick, rational thinking and by “scamming the system” – in other words, using it, without people knowing about it. He shoots of useful messages to assassins to set them against each other, and get them off his tail; he doesn’t tell his family anything, but works behind the scenes to avoid their downfall. He cuts deals with his enemies. Whatever’s happening, Five has “got this.” Though it usually means a high body count, but oh well. That’s the price you pay, right? He shows very little Fi, except in his general concern for the welfare of the people he, you know, cares about. A little. Actually, he shows more fondness for his plastic friend. But… that’s fine. He’s been through a lot.

Perceiving Functional Axis:

Introverted Intuition (Ni) / Extroverted Sensing (Se)

He loves to think ahead of everyone else. He has a clear idea in his head when he comes back of what he wants, and what strings to pull to “change the future.” Five has not really considered his family as part of his vision, so he mostly leaves them out of it and handles things himself. He cleverly figures out how the tubes work – much too fast for his boss to feel satisfied. He instantly figures out they put a tracker in him, and how, when he’s attacked in the diner. He also isn’t above taking risks, doing things himself, changing his mind (sorta) mid-stream, and showing a general willingness to get his hands dirty in a tert-Se way (which he has a leg up on, coz he can teleport. Useful skill. Keeps him alive. Most of the time).

Hogwarts House: Slytherin

House Traits: cunning, resourcefulness, and ambition.

Five doesn’t need you, thanks. He can do this all on his own. He manipulates people. He leaves them out of his plan altogether. He also sees what Allison doesn’t want to admit: their sister is a problem. She needs taken out. Pronto. End of story.

Enneagram: 8w7 sp/sx

Tritype: 853 The Solution Master

Tough. No nonsense. He calls a spade a spade, and an idiot an idiot. Don’t get in his way, because he will trample you, and insult you on his way past. Watch out for the tread marks. It makes him a prickly fellow, un-inclined to open up emotionally to anyone except his plastic friend. And that’s the way he likes it. His brutal responses get him places. And nobody walks away from an altercation with him unscathed. His 7 wing can be ambitious and wants to distract itself with things—enabling him to actually make a “friend” in a post-apocalyptic world. Sure, she can’t talk, but you take what you can get from the rubble. His 5 withdraws to think whenever his aggression fails him. He trusts no one but himself, and tells no one anything. His 3 doesn’t bother with feelings, pushing through them to get the job done. He also has no doubts about his self-esteem. He KNOWS he’s the smartest person in the family. As an sp/sx, he’s a lone wolf, doing things on his own, and never shying away from intensity.

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Great Expectations: Estella Havisham [ESTJ]

OFFICIAL TYPING by Charity / the Mod

Functional Order: Te-Si-Ne-Fi

Judging Functional Axis:

Extroverted Thinking (Te) / Introverted Feeling (Fi)

Estella knows her purpose in life, to grow up, seduce, marry, and then dominate a man, to carry out Miss Havisham’s desires for her. Even though she has feelings for Pip, she thrusts this aside to continue with her “plan,” valuing financial success and ambition ahead of her heart. She routinely denies having feelings, showing her disconnect from them, and instead focuses on the facts of Pip’s weakness, his perceived poverty, and his lack of status. She finds his love for her “irrational,” and refuses to admit to responding to it, although her actions for him (her refusal to “seduce and then break his heart”) declare otherwise. She often criticizes and finds fault with him, pointing out the facts of his impoverished upbringing, his lack of status, his poor education, and other things in order to humiliate him. When her choices in life distress Miss Havisham, she becomes angry and defensive, claiming she only is “what you made me!” Her upbringing has isolated herself from her own feelings, and it’s only through an abusive marriage and the loss of her husband that Estella is able to understand what Pip “felt for her.” She had to be away from Miss Havisham, and internalize, to discover her true desires in life.

Perceiving Functional Axis:

Introverted Sensing (Si) / Extroverted Intuition (Ne)

She argues that she is a product of her upbringing, that Miss Havisham made her this way, and she knows no other way to be; she clings to that argument despite Pip’s repeated attempts to sway her from her original intentions. Estella employs the same tactics on all the men she meets, to act coy, flirtatious, and then break their hearts, until she finds a rich one to marry. She has poor foresight, and refuses to accept that he may be abusive and make her happy, believing that she can dominate him. Yet, it is Pip that remains “in her heart” (though she denies having one)… and Pip to whom she returns years later for reconciliation. In a way, she never grew out of seeing him as the little boy she used to torment.

Hogwarts House: Slytherin

House Traits: cunning, resourcefulness, and ambition.

Estella becomes what she needs to be to survive. She becomes so successful at it she causes Miss Havisham distress when she realizes in creating Estella, she has brought about her own unhappiness—since now, her creature will abandon her. She goes after rich and privileged men, intending to do them harm and punish them. She is bold in her presentation, inclined to dominate, and reckless in whom she engages herself to—assuming, arrogantly, that she will control them.

Enneagram: 8w9 sx/sp

Tritype: 835 The Solution Master [8w9 3w4 5w6]

She wants to control and dominate people, and is aware of who has the “power” in any given situation—she instantly sees Pip as weak and tries to one-up him through mean comments and by sneering at him. She realizes in doing so, she’ll make him desperate to please her, and from there she can continue rejecting him. Like most 8s, however, Esrella refuses to admit to her own vulnerable feelings; she falls in love with Pip (presumably, given her behavior) but argues against it and fights it, choosing to distract herself with controlling others, and proceeding with her plan to “unmake” richer men. Her 9 wing further numbs herself to her true feelings, and makes her calmly assertive, even stubborn in refusing to delve deep into her feelings. Her 3 becomes what is necessary to the situation, adapting to what Miss Havisham demands of her, without really caring what others think of her. Her 5 fix is fine living in the country, having minimal experiences, and in observing others; it also trusts itself too much, in her arrogant choice of a suitor. As an sx/sp, Estella focuses on the intensity she draws from conflict, and on satisfying her own needs.

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Feud: Bette Davis [ISTP]

OFFICIAL TYPING by Charity / The Mod

Functional Order: Ti-Se-Fe-Ni

Judging Functional Axis:

Introverted Thinking (Ti) / Extroverted Feeling (Fe)

She knows how to make money and focuses primarily on that, negotiating for a better contract and more pay, making logical suggestions to how they get the film made and where to make cuts… but there’s also an element of Fe involved. She doesn’t need to pick at and upset Joan, but she does, just for kicks, causing them further financial delays in the process. She aggressively competes with Joan for attention, and decides to upstage her through negative attention / an outrageous sense of “style” on their movie together. She freely confides her feelings in the people she trusts, and is somewhat controlling of her daughter. Joan can often upset or insult her, and escalate her into worsening the situation by thinking up creative ways to “get” to her.

Perceiving Functional Axis:

Extroverted Sensing (Se) / Introverted Intuition (Ni)

Bette is the ultimate opportunist, who throws herself not just wholeheartedly into her work, but her roles as well – given the chance to act alongside her rival, Joan Crawford, she comes up with the most hideous appearance she can, in order to upstage her glamorous co-star with her “ugliness.” She leaps into love affairs when they present themselves, and is also highly objective in seeing what is and what isn’t working on set. She sees a chance to become a Producer on the movie, and jumps at it, insisting it be written into her contract. Bette’s bigger problem is her inability to think ahead and deduce things – she has flashes of insight into her costar (knowing she’s manipulative) but she doesn’t think Joan might actually attempt to upstage her on Oscar night, or that her daughter will marry in secret, to ruin her wedding plans.

Hogwarts House: Gryffindor

House Traits: daring, nerve, and chivalry.

Bette is blunt, forward, and assertive in getting what she wants. She never fakes anything – whatever she thinks is going to come out of her mouth. Though she engages in a “battle” against Joan that includes some underhanded tactics, a lot of them are right out there for everyone to see – bringing in a Pepsi machine (Joan “embodies” Coke), criticizing her from behind the camera, and making “nice” with the director. Bette just… has to be herself.

Enneagram: 8w9 so/sp

Tritype: 853 The Solution Master [8w9 5w6 3w2]

Bette has a reputation for being hard to get along with, because she’s assertive, aggressive, confrontational, free with her blunt opinions, and never backs down from a fight – in fact, she worsens it by participating in a long-term feud with Joan. She does not like to appear vulnerable or weak, and her relationship with her daughter suffers due to her tendency to want to dominate and dictate to her family members. Her 9 wing makes her quietly authoritative. Her 5 showed great hesitation in engaging with the outer world – she confesses to Joan that she played by all the rules in her virginity (waiting until she got married) and she was somewhat in awe of Joan’s sexual conquests. Her 3 has total self-confidence in her own worth, and is focused on the power, honor, and prestige that comes from winning another Oscar. As an so/sp, she has an outward focus and concern over how others respond to her, but ignores sx-driven intensity.

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The Highwaymen: Frank Hamer [ISTJ]

OFFICIAL TYPING by Charity / the Mod

Functional Order: Si-Te-Fi-Ne

Perceiving Functional Axis:

Introverted Sensing (Si) / Extroverted Intuition (Ne)

Frank made his career out of catching bad guys for the Texas Rangers, and when he’s put on the case to find Bonnie and Clyde, he goes about it in a much different manner from all the younger men foundering around, playing catch up to the bank robbers. Frank gathers as much information and as many details as he can find on the duo, studies it in depth, and recognizes a pattern in their behavior, that they follow along the same basic route. He applies a principle learned through decades of law enforcement – “no matter who they are, they always go home to their family.” And he’s right. His inferior Ne doesn’t waste much time on speculating on motives. He just uses what he knows to build a pattern of behavior and follows it, until he gets them in his crosshairs.

Judging Functional Axis:

Extroverted Thinking (Te) / Introverted Feeling (Fi)

He is a man of logic in all his decisions, often who covers up his feelings beneath rationalities. The reason he did not want to recruit his old partner, he claims, is “I saw you walking like a seventy year old.” (The real reason later comes out – “I didn’t want to bring you to this moment [of having to kill these two young people in cold blood]”). Frank rationally figures out a plan of action. He collects facts and evidence, he buys the weapons he needs, he reaches out to the authorities required for appropriate action. His partner tells a story of their younger years, when Frank realized going “by the book” was getting good men killed, so he told them to do the logical but unethical thing for the greater good – not to warn a group of banditos before they started shooting. His emotions are hidden deep inside, and hardly ever come to the surface. Frank doesn’t need anyone else’s approval. He doesn’t talk about their cases much. He shows a little tenderness, after months of ribbing, to his partner, and admits that he’s “better with people.”

Hogwarts House: Gryffindor

House Traits: daring, nerve, and chivalry.

Frank doesn’t play by the rules. He makes them up himself. But he always gets his man. Even though he’s retired and hasn’t shot a gun in years, he courageously sets out to stop the most infamous pair of murdering bank thieves the States have ever seen. He’s known for his hot temper and aggression and often takes calculated risks.

Enneagram: 8w9 sp/so

Tritype: 853 The Solution Master [8w9 5w6 3w2]

His wife’s friends call him “unreachable” and tough. Frank just doesn’t bother to be sociable with any of them. His tactics when getting information tend toward rebelliousness (defying the authorities), head-on aggression (beating up a gas attendant after being offended by his support of Bonnie and Clyde), and detachment (he reminds his partner and a young cop, repeatedly, that the people they are hunting “aren’t human anymore… they have shot cops in the face, in cold blood; she turned him over, so he could see what was coming”). He had a reputation in his younger years for flouting the rules and being brutal in his effectiveness. Frank is tough, no-nonsense, and willing to do what needs done, no matter what approach is required. His 9 wing has a laid back approach to most things, and remains almost supernaturally calm except when he loses his cool and snaps. His 5 is self-reliant and seeks as much knowledge as he can find to prepare for the confrontation. His 3 is somewhat detached from his feelings.