#simon does esfj

Probably think she's already won. But she underestimates me...just as she always did. This is just starting, Lotus. I'll bring you to justice -- if I have to follow you to the ends of the earth.That’s a heavy call. I think mine would have to be Steve Rogers? But I also really, really like Helen Magnus and Kate Freelander from Sanctuary.

Steve Rogers (ISFJ) - “This isn’t freedom. This is fear.”Helen Magnus (ESFJ) - “Do you remember when you were small? You used to come into my room in the middle of the night. You’d crawl into my arms and you’d say, “Mummy, I’m afraid.” Ashley, I’m afraid.“Kate Freelander (ISFP) - "It’s funny. I always wondered what I would do if I ever figured out who killed my father. Turns out it’s not as black and white as I thought.”

- Simon

hoooough. that’s a tough question to answer. it’s hard for me to answer who my ‘favorites’ are for different reasons because i’ll tend to cycle through favorite narratives rather than singular characters, if that makes sense, but i’ll give it a try.Dale Cooper (Twin Peaks)- INFJRyouta Kawara (Hatoful Boyfriend) - ISFJDana Scully (The X-Files) - ISTJ

those are the ones that seem most… profound to me! i cycle through a lot of media and always find favorite characters here and there for each of them, but those are the ones that i’ve had a lasting fondness for. i don’t have quotes on hand because i haven’t went through any of those narratives in a while!

- claire

i’m going to take the liberty of not choosing favourite characters of all time, but characters who were some kind of... formative experience for me.

Steve Rogers (ISFJ) - “The price of freedom is high, it always has been, but its a price I’m willing to pay. And if I’m the only one so be it, but I’m willing to bet I’m not”

James Moriarty (ENTJ) - “In a world of locked rooms the man with the key is king, and honey you should see me in a crown.”

Enjolras, Les Miserables (ENTJ), and Mr. Fox (also ENTJ), from Fantastic Mr. Fox, both book and Wes Anderson film apply, but specially the latter.

Mr. Fox - “Because I’m a wild animal” // “I understand what you're saying, and your comments are valuable, but I'm gonna ignore your advice.” // “I don't know, but I have a possible theory. I think I have this thing where I need everybody to think I'm the greatest, and if they aren't completely knocked-out, dazzled, and kind of intimidated by me, then I don't feel good about myself.”

I’ve seen a few seasons of it… It’s difficult to type comic relief characters, I find, because they’re not necessarily good representations of any specific thought process, they’re just funny. In It’s Always Sunny, they’re all comic relief characters, which makes it tough. I’ll do my best:

Dennis: ENTJDee: ESFPMac: ESTPCharlie: ENFPFrank: ENTP

My suggestion would be to actively consider how you can better understand the world around you.

Ti is a lot of about applying internal logical systems to understand what you're doing.

So the more you consciously do that in your every day life (Rather than just punching it through when you think you have to), the better developed it will be come.

I'd recommend investigating Si v. Se -- It tends to be easier than investigating Fe v. Fi, because the two can show as one another (Though please note that Fe users tend to have a natural key-in to the emotions of others).

... You guys are right on top of me. I watched Grand Budapest Hotel for the first time on Tuesday. Antoine knows it better than I do, though, so I am noting that if they want to correct any of my typings, they can feel free.

M. Gustave - ESFJZero Moustafa - ENTPSerge X. - INFPDmitri - INTJ Jopling - ESTJKovacs - INTPAgatha - ISFJ

Chris Evans I believe is an ESFJ.

I honestly don’t know much about Caitlyn Jenner, but I think she may be a Fe-user? Maybe an ISFJ? 

Yea, I’ll do the ones I remember

Spongebob - ESFJ

Patrick - ISFP

Sandy - ISTP

Mr Krabs - ISTP

Squidward - INTP

Given, I also haven’t finished Daredevil, but I’m secure in my judgement and I was stagnating, so I did it.

For Karen: I just don’t see her using Ne at all. Her Fi is very obvious, but as it seems to me, she lives largely in the moment -- when she thinks about the future, she doesn’t really consider alternate possibilities or alternate meanings for things as a Ne user would. She talks about seeing the evils of the city in the shadows, and that’s how her PTSD shows itself (rather than frequent flashbacks and always thinking about the past -- Which is another way that PTSD can show itself, but is less common in Se users).

For Foggy: This is arguable the one I’m least sure on and would take arguments on, but his Fe was the most clear to me. I think it’s really obvious when you look at his interactions with Karen. It’s all centered around showing her what he knows and what he’s done for fun and to cheer up others (Which is where his Si comes through -- He follows those patterns), and the Fe shows up in that he understands what people need, and he understands their emotions. You see him get emotional, and he doesn’t need or want to hide it. Fe.