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1. Dominant Extraverted Sensation (Se)

Eleanor is a one of action and not a huge fan of the abstract. She lives entirely in the moment often not thinking of the consequences of her actions. She has this need to jump into and experience every situation. As soon as she is bored it is quite obvious as she has physically interacted with it and then she is clearly done. She is always looking for the next novelty. 

Eleanor only learns through experience and direct interaction. You can try to teach her through books and lectures, but until she can connect what she learns in a classroom with what she actually experiences it is hard for the lessons to stick. 

Eleanor is incredibly aware of her physical surroundings which is such a big reason for her ability to keep spotting that they are in the bad place. Not only does she notice the changing details in the moment that others may miss, but she is incredibly aware of how people look. Her vocabulary is short and physical. Always seeing men as “hot” and needing to stay “cool.”

Eleanor is a pure extravert and in that fashion with her action oriented sensate nature, she often does things and says things in a reactionary fashion that she later learns to regret.

2. Secondary Introverted Thinking (Ti)

Eleanor is not big on considering anyone’s feelings when making decisions. She is incredibly opportunistic. She feels much more comfortable with the colder decision. She often makes decisions that benefit her and her sense of independence over what is best for a group or simply the feelings of others.

Her dominant Se makes her so in the moment and aware and combined with her secondary function of situational logic she is incredibly quick, especially verbally. 

The emotions and feelings of others and herself aren’t meaningless to her, but they are by no means a category she finds herself being comfortable in. She can talk a lot, but she never reveals anything personal. We find out parts of her past and personal life through flashbacks and moments of her interacting head on with people from her past. By no means does she easily open up to reveal these things. She is far more comfortable dealing with the world outside of herself. 

She is quick to come up with schemes to benefit herself in the now, seeing business opportunities where others may not have.

3. Tertiary Extraverted Feeling (Fe)

Being a Ti user she has a tough time with Fe and then wields it defensively. She feels pressure from others to be something she doesn’t feel she is. When others put expectations on her they feel like restraints. These restraints threaten her feeling of being able to experience the world and her autonomy (Ti). This results in her flipping situations on others, being able to read their faults. She is quick to evade the expectations of others, often physically and simply leaving her obligations. 

So much of this comes from her Fe actually craving approval and a sense of belonging. When she feels she isn’t getting it or by no means feels she deserves it, she will react with action. Often doing something purposely to not be worthy of approval to prove herself right.

4. Inferior Introverted iNtuition (Ni)

Clearly Eleanor struggles with sitting still and reading philosophy. What is really cool to see in this show is how her Se-Ni evolves over the course of it. She clearly hates people who live in their heads and don’t live life. Sitting reading a book and philosophizing is not appealing to her. This means that a lot of her life she is in the moment and doesn’t try to question the why of things too often.

Fictionalcharactermbti official Game of Thrones/A Song of Fire and Ice MBTI:

Lord Varys “The Mastermind” INTJ INTJs live in the world of ideas and strategic planning. They value intelligence, knowledge, and competence, and typically have high standards in these regards, which they continuously strive to fulfill. INTJs focus their energy on observing the world, and generating ideas and possibilities. Their mind constantly gathers information and makes associations about it. They are tremendously insightful and usually are very quick to understand new ideas. However, their primary interest is not understanding a concept, but rather applying that concept in a useful way.

INTJs spend a lot of time inside their own minds, and may have little interest in the other people’s thoughts or feelings. INTJs are ambitious, self-confident, deliberate, long-range thinkers. They may see them as aloof and reserved. Indeed, the INTJ is not overly demonstrative of their affections, and is likely to not give as much praise or positive support as others may need or desire. They have insight into the Big Picture, and are driven to synthesize their concepts into solid plans of action. Their reasoning skills gives them the means to accomplish that. (Description Source: Personality Page)

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A quick clarification on Elizabeth Bennet. Yes, as you can see in the pictures I do not make a distinction between her character in films, tv series, or the books. I have seen them and read the book. Elizabeth Bennet across the board is interpreted much as she was in the book. Her core as an ENTP is seen across mediums. She does not change type from medium to medium. Are there slight differences? Yes. Enough to completely change her character that she is unrecognizable as the character from the books warranting a different type? No.

1. Dominant Extraverted iNtuition (Ne)

Elizabeth loves a good and novel idea. She plays in the abstract world. We see time and again that she has a rather hard time sticking in the present and being aware of her actual surroundings. She can be so in projecting her ideas on the world that she forgets herself. 

Ms. Bennet is described as having, “a lively playful disposition that delighted in anything ridiculous.” She projects her ideas and enthusiasm outside of herself. It is why the INFJ typing is so odd to me. Elizabeth revels in the world outside of herself. She is not focused on mastery like a dominant Ni/Si, but is more of a renaissance woman. She dabbles in so many skills and hobbies, moving from one to the next. She clearly is quick to understand them, but doesn’t stick to any of them long enough to be considered the best of her sisters at any of them. Just enough to hold her own. 

2. Secondary Introverted Thinking (Ti)

Elizabeth prides herself on her cool-headed and logical approach to the world. She is actually very logical when it comes to how she judges and makes decisions. While others talk of romance and decorum, Elizabeth often stands idly by, unable to speak her truth at times. She has a clear derision of the roles of women and the frivolity of leading with feelings like Fe and Fi users. We see this in her judgement of her sisters. Though she loves them, she often is quick to see the flaws in their approaches to romance and really everything. 

Due to the time in which she is born she is not always able to be her true Thinking self in front of others, but especially when given moments in the book in which her internal judgments are clear, her preference for Thinking Judgement rather the Feeling Judgement becomes quite apparent. She does not first consider the norm or the feelings of others. 

Her Ne dominance with secondary Ti explains many of her slip ups with Darcy. She is quick to call him out and argue with him. She abhors his INTJ detachment at times, but she understands his coldness. Elizabeth in classic ENTP fashion often finds herself in predicaments because she spoke her judgments aloud first, before reflecting. She often doesn’t know her true stance till the conversation has ended and what was said, was said. 

Elizabeth is an incredibly competitive person who enjoys a challenge and a good debate. One of the most memorable scenes from the book to me is when she is playing cards. She is playing two games in this moment. One of wit in conversation (getting information) and the card game itself. She revels in the games and is more comfortable in the “male arena” of recreation than that of the women.

To really nail in the point of secondary Thinking rather than feeling (ENFP/INFJ, the most common mistypes of Elizabeth Bennet) we must look to her younger sister. Lydia is a clear open hearted ENFP. She always sees the best in people, her head in the clouds, and she rashly jumps into a relationship without thinking of long-term consequence. This is not to say that this is all ENFPs, but this is a trope among the naive ENFP archetype. This is something that an ENTP would never do. Be rash, yes. Be rash to diving into a relationship believing the best in someone with zero skepticism, no.

3. Tertiary Extraverted Feeling (Fe)

What many see as a more dominant form of Feeling traits in Elizabeth are in fact her tertiary function at play. I think we can all agree that although Elizabeth can be quite a romantic deep down, it is not an arena she is comfortable with. Elizabeth can be bold and harsh, often being regretful of hurting others after the fact. But Fe is by no means a trait that is at the forefront of her person’s.

Fe not being one of her strongest points, she has a very hard time prioritizing the point of marriage at this time; which was the security of her family social status and wealth. Fe even in a secondary position understands the obligations involved within social rules. While Elizabeth understands this, it is hard for her to embody; her Ti independence coming out revolted by this idea of marriage and not understanding the validity of the stance. 

Elizabeth’s skepticism and poking fun is guided by her unhealthy tertiary use of Fe. It focuses her Ti judgments more outward towards people and about people. One of my favorite descriptions of Elizabeth comes from the Jane Austen Wiki Page, “Elizabeth was depicted as being personally proud of her intelligence and her sense of discernment, and took pleasure in laughing at or ridiculing the follies of others.” In classic ENTP fashion, she is quick to use her wit to jab at others. She sees their follies quickly and can forget that others are not as thick skinned as she. 

4. Inferior Introverted Sensation (Si)

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