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Inktober # 21 - Stoic

John in scrubs, Afghanistan.

  From @bluebellofbakerstreet’s wonderful Prompt List for Inktober 2019.

Colour ink on brown paper, A4

CHA YOHAN (Doctor John): INTP

Introverted Thinking (Ti): INTPs dominant function is their Ti, which allows them to think logically and objectively. Their goal is to be accurate while solving problems. Cha Yohan is shown constantly striving for the correct answer. Like an INTP, he is thorough in his research and analysis, always aiming to be absolutely accurate. He will spend hours of his life thinking and theorizing until he comes up with the answer, even going so far as to neglect not only his needs, but his staffs as well. INTPs seek to understand, which applies to Cha Yohan’s years of studying medicine just to understand what pain is like.

Extraverted Intuition (Ne): Cha Yohan is a brainstormer. Drawing on boards, rambling through meetings, he is always processing out loud. INTPs are known to do this as well. To others, their ideas may seem confusing or wrong even if it actually is logical; the reason most people feel this way is because INTPs tend to hop from one subject to another, looking for underlying patterns or ideas. The reason INTPs are so thorough is because they want the end result to be perfect.

Introverted Sensing (Si): This function helps INTPs remember the information that they have learned. It allows their thoughts to be more structured and put together. Cha Yohan is excellent at diagonising a patient in little time, all thanks to his Si keeping all of the knowledge he has collected. Their assurance that what they believe is absolutely right may come off as arrogant to other people. In Doctor John, Cha Yohan’s confidence in himself caused controversy several times.

I wanted to tell you that.

John Watson in Afghanistan - Sherlock Fanart

Pencil on terracotta color paper.