Ivy Robinson from Bare: A Pop Opera ISFP by Owen requested by kittybenett and anonymous
Introverted Feeling (Fi) āā¦And little girls grow up so fast. Feel it, how it grows inside of me.ā Ivy has a lot of emotion inside of her that she keeps to herself. She tends to hide her emotion behind her promiscuity (or at least, the promiscuity everyone thinks she has) instead of speaking about how she feels. She stays true to herself throughout the show, questioning what others think of her (mixed with her tertiary Ni). She stays loyal to those she cares about, such as when she tries to talk to Jason when she gets pregnant. Ivy also develops her own inner moral code, doing what she feels is right when she is able to.
Extroverted Sensing (Se) āLetās make later sooner. A minute can crawl by when you have something you want real bad.ā Ivy has a reputation amongst her peers at St. Ceciliaās of being promiscuous, but her Se comes out in other forms. As seen in āAll Grown Upā, Ivy recollects her surroundings and the sensory details of when she was in seventh grade while talking to Nadia. She lives in the moment and acts on instinct, demonstrated when she seduces Jason during āOne Kissā and āOneā, or when she is dancing at the rave. Many of Ivyās classmates, such as Matt, comment on her physical attractiveness throughout the show.
Introverted Intuition (Ni) āBeneath all the layers, would you recognize the girl lying there?ā Ivy acts in the moment and doesnāt always think of the consequences of her actions, such as when she has sex with Jason, but she demonstrates that she can think towards the future. In āOne Kissā, she tells Jason about how long sheās wanted to kiss him, and is pleased when he kisses her. Ivy also shows that she can look beyond the surface and deeper into what happens around her. This is best seen in āPortrait Of A Girlā, when she wonders if she is the same girl that her friends perceive her to be, ultimately deciding that she is not.
Extroverted Thinking (Te) āFollow someone elseās vision, or trust my own, ācause I donāt know.ā Ivy acts almost entirety on her emotions, proving logic to be one of her weaker suits. She follows what she feels is right (Fi) during āOneā and sleeps with Jason, not thinking about what might happen and only acting within the moment (Se). In āAll Grown Upā, when she realizes that she is pregnant, she feels as if the world is falling apart around her and struggles to take control of her situation. She frets if she will be able to take care of and love her child, becoming stressed as she tries to overcompensate with her logic.










