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TrollSon AU by madjesters1 . I don’t claim ownership of the AU I was just bored at work and wrote something with my character.

Bear in mind it’s been a rrreeaaallllllyyyy long time since I’ve written anything.

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Beta Quadra: The Quadra who fears "subsurvience" (Stratiyevskaya)

For Umbridge, strict order and control of others are necessary to gain power and prevent chaos. According to her fandom page, "Umbridge's strictness bordered on the ideal representation of the qualities of a totalitarian government." According to Socionics authors such as Stratiyevskaya, in Beta Quadra, control is not seen as a negative thing, but rather, as a source of security. Control means competence and strength. Control can provide comfort and bring order out of chaos, and this is greatly respected in Beta Quadra.

IJ type: “An IJ draws inner stability from a stable reality, especially as seen through his leading function. That makes him confident that things will probably remain as they are despite what he sees as minor disturbances; periods of clear upheaval are very disturbing and the individual is anxious that things will "settle down" one way or the other soon enough.” (sociotype.com) Umbridge was not comfortable with chaos and abrupt changes. She desired predictability and inner stability, and her enforcement of rules and structure helped create this.

Temperament: Phlegmatic - “Phlegmatic people are sociotypes who are calm both externally and internally. It is the most balanced of all temperaments. Introverted rationality makes them reserved and closed, not distracted by external irritants. This does not mean at all that the phlegmatic person is not able to flare up. It just takes a lot of effort to bring it to this state. “ (socionic.ru) Though Umbridge was comfortable carrying out severe punishment, she managed to remain calm while doing so. She seemed to have an inner stability that did not lead her to panic or become anxious easily, and generally had confidence that she could keep everything under control.

Lead function: Ti (4D, Valued) The LSI understands their relation to everything in the world based on their position to it within a system. The lead systems logic of the LSI, in combination with creative Se, leads the LSI to seek a high place of power within a social system. Dolores Umbridge demonstrated this characteristic perfectly. As is typical with LSIs, Umbridge easily integrated into a system and enforced order within it. Most of the time, she was simply carrying out the orders given to her by Fudge. According to Socionist Stratiyevskaya, the LSI "can get comfortable at any level of the social hierarchy. The main thing for him is to take a place in this system. He can carry out any job with equal zeal, and builds his business relations according to the position he holds." We can see that this tendency of integrating into systems and seeking places of power within them was present in Umbridge throughout her life. It is known that at an early age, she began working at the Ministry of Magic and was able to quickly rise to powerful positions within it. She became head of the Improper Use of Magic Office while still in her twenties. While teaching at Hogwarts, she remained fiercely loyal to the Ministry of Magic and served to enforce their positions into the curriculum. Socionist Filatova notes that LSIs are "goal-directed and adheres to order and discipline, requires the same from others. This fact leads him to pursue a place as high as possible in the social structure fit for him". This could be seen with Umbridge, because while at Hogwarts, she was constantly seeking to attain the highest position possible. She was also appointed to the role of "Hogwarts High Inquisitor". To help maintain order, she then created another system known as the "Hogwarts Inquisitorial Squad", which was made up of Hogwarts students who spied on other students and reported back to her any suspicious activity.

Creative function: Se (3D, Valued) Umbridge uses force to ensure that everything remains in order. Everyone and everything has it's place within the system, and she makes sure that it stays that way. When Harry defied her, Umbridge gave him detention and physically punished him by forcing him to etch "I must not tell lies" into his skin. For the LSI, use of physical punishment is not meant to be seen as cruel or shameful. It is simply “business as usual.” As a professor at Hogwarts, it is known that she was placed there to ensure that the Ministry of Magic would be able to monitor the events at Hogwarts and gain even greater power over it's affairs. The "Hogwarts Inquisitorial Squad" that she created also helped to enforce order, and Umbridge severely punished any students who deviated from her rules. Umbridge enforced the rules created by the Ministry of Magic, known as "educational decrees", and was known to ban items and take away privileges from students who were violating them. Umbridge frequently stepped outside of her boundaries and tried to exercise higher power and authority than she was supposed to, which would effectively raise her position within the system. Another aspect of valued Se, along with the trait of aristocracy in Beta Quadra, can be seen in Umbridge's attitude toward those of low status. In her fandom page, it is noted that "During her earlier years, she attempted to charm her superiors for a marriage, in order to raise her status and power..." In Beta Quadra, it is expected that a person will strive to raise their rank and position within the system. It is unacceptable and embarassing to remain in a low rank. This tendency can be seen in Umbridge, who was ashamed by her father's status as a low-level worker. It is noted that she pressured him to retire, and then denied her heritage from that point on. This is very understandable within the Beta Quadra, which values ambition and has high hopes and aspirations.

Role Function: Fi (2D, Unvalued) LSIs are able to adhere to basic manners and courtesy, but they are not able to do this for very long. According to Stratiyevskaya, the LSI "usually easily wins the sympathy and disposition of others - disciplined with his superiors, strict with his subordinates, good-natured and helpful with his comrades, cruel and uncompromising with the enemies of "his camp", sweet and courteous with the ladies...a devoted and caring family man." We can see this quality with Umbridge, who was able to smile sweetly and put on a polite front. However, she was only able to maintain this kind of behavior for a short period of time, and it didn't take long for her lead Ti to take over. In her fandom page, it is noted that she was seen as a "respectable official amongst most of her equals and superiors, but has no trouble tyrannising her subordinates." This is a classic trait of LSIs, who see it as their right to treat those ranked below them as their inferiors. To the LSI, this is perfectly logical, because their subordinates are ranked below them in the hierarchy. It is not behavior that is intended to be evil or cruel, but rather, is simply the logic of the system.

Vulnerable function: Ne (1D, Unvalued) With Ne as a vulnerable function, the free spread of ideas and information is something the LSI desires to limit. According to her fandom page, "From her perspective, free speech, dissent, diversity and multiple points of view could not be tolerated." New ideas are seen as potentially chaotic, and therefore must be controlled and eliminated. We can see this with many times with Umbridge, who spent a lot of effort trying to monitor, intercept, and restrict all forms of communication. According to Socionist Filatova, the LSI "does not always succeed at understanding the psychology and motives of a person." This can be seen with Umbridge, who was paranoid about things that were outside of her control, and was not able to understand the motives of others. For example, when she caught Harry and his friends using the Floo Network in her office, she was willing to resort to illegal methods to try to force him to tell her what he was doing.

Suggestive function: Fe (1D, Valued) LSIs highly value emotional expressiveness in others, and in Beta Quadra, it does not matter whether the emotions expressed are positive or negative. Happiness, sorrow, joy, or rage are all equally valuable emotions, as long as they are sincere and expressed with intensity. According to Stratiyevskaya, the LSI "often feels the need to change his mood." Calm and emotional stability bores them, and if they are not getting enough emotional input, they may provoke others just to get a reaction out of them. Stratiyevskaya notes that "The subconscious need for a change of mood, for acute emotional sensations, as well as the constant need to see the feelings of a partner exactly in the form in which he is only able to discern them, sometimes makes Maxim [LSI] an unconscious initiator of family scandals." This quality can be seen with Umbridge, who often annoyed or provoked others until they reacted. For example, in her fandom page, it is noted that "Umbridge in turn seemed to enjoy bullying Snape over the fact that Dumbledore always refused him the Defence Against the Dark Arts position, which Snape found to be infuriating, and barely hid his rage." Snape's anger and irritation gave Umbridge the emotional input and reactiveness that she was seeking, and it is possible that she was provoking him without even realizing it, in a subconscious attempt to fulfill her suggestive function.

Mobilizing function: Ni (2D, Valued) Like all Beta types, Umbridge was looking forward to the "bright, distant future" reign of the Ministry of Magic. However, she was poorly able to foresee whether this future would actually take place. As with all sensor types, she was primarily focused only on the present moment. According to Stratiyevskaya, "Maxim's [LSI's] time belongs to his work in the system, therefore his temporal categories are directly related to the "temporal indicators" of this system." We can see this with Umbridge, whose entire schedule and day was planned according to the duties she needed to fulfill for the Ministry of Magic. In addition to this, Umbridge also made sure that others were using their time in the way that it was supposed to be used. According to Stratiyevskaya, the LSI "knows how and loves to arrange checks for his subordinates: when they started work, when they left. If his employees fulfill the quota too quickly, he can organize a commission to check, make timing, change the plan, lower prices." Umbridge was known to carefully and closely monitor those around her to make sure that they were doing what they were supposed to be doing, and she organized the "Inquisitorial Squad" to help ensure that everything was in order and that time was not being misused by others. Past connections were also of great important to Umbridge. For example, she was said to have worn the stolen locket around her neck to emphasize her connection to famous wizarding families of the past.

Ignoring function: Te (3D, Unvalued) Umbridge was competent and intelligent, which helped her to quickly rise through the ranks at the Ministry of Magic. However, she preferred to follow her own subjective logic above all. Despite evidence that Voldemort had returned, Umbridge ignored objective facts in favor of the ideology that she was loyal to from the Ministry of Magic. In classes, she taught that Voldemort had not actually returned, and that Harry was simply making it up for attention. Unlike Hermione, who lived by the rules, Umbridge was only loyal to rules that she personally agreed with. For example, she threatened to use the illegal Cruciatus Curse to make Harry tell her what she wanted to know. When Hermione (a lead Te type, LSE) objected to this and told her it would violate the law, Umbridge simply dismissed it by saying "what Cornelius doesn't know cannot hurt him".

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Roman: ESTP Roman is frivoulous, charming and extroverted (Se), but is also often one of the first to ask “but why is this?” (Ti) and has a streak of wanting to be approved and liked (tertiary Fe).

Logan: ENTJ Logan is all about straight-forward, no-nonsense logic (Te), and he’s very insightful and forwards-striving (Ni).

Patton: ESFJ Patton is bubbly, fun and easily excited (Fe-Ne), and his room harbours all of Thomas’ nostalgia-inducing items (Si). 

Virgil: ISTJ Virgil is, of course, very anxious and prone to seeing the worst possible outcome of things (Si-Ne), but he also always provides rather solid reasoning for his thoughts (Te), and is pretty closed off about how he feels (Fi).