Hannah Olsen

@Daeus the basic difference between J and P is that Judgers make life happen, while more often than not Perceivers let life happen and respond accordingly.

@graciegirl
NF. Check. Think of how he talks with Edwin. It’s very personal. He also sees things in universal terms, not hard facts. Definitely an NF.
E. He speaks readily. He doesn’t have a problem being in the major crowd at Tyburn. He just doesn’t feel introverted.
J. This is the function I’m least good at defining, but I think the fact that…[Read more]

@Dragon-Snapper *throws hands in the air helplessly* You don’t like Rapunzel?!? I don’t even know what to say to that. 😉
@Kate-Flournoy Ahsoka from the Clone Wars and Rey are on the list as well. Hmm…my family seems to have a thing for Star Wars…. Dad put Jyn on the list too and that was all well and good until I remembered that that’s not…[Read more]

@Daeus though I have noticed that when INFJs go into fanatic mode like that they get a little hardened. 😛

@Dragon-Snapper I rebel. 😀 Anna may be jumpy but to me that’s part of the reason I liked her. Just sayin’.

@Daeus Tbh, I find it a little hard to be sure from what little of him was in the book, but if you think so I’m willing to bet he is. After all, if anyone is gonna know, it’s the person who created the character. 🙂 But I agree with @Kate-Flournoy, there are several backstories possible for him, none of which I want hear. Ew. XD

@GracieGirl ha! I need one of those lists… *starts to scribble it down**realizes they’re all villains* Um… never mind. XD

@Daeus yes! Who would have thought it? *grins*

@kate-flournoy I guess this means the INFJ defeated the ENFJ. Well, what do you know? I never thought it could have happened. 😉

@Kate-Flournoy I saw it in the theatres when it first came out, but that was before I was in to stories, character development, etc.. I have to be honest that I didn’t think it lacking in any of those areas at the time. (I would’ve analyzed it last time we watched it a month or two ago but my brother and sister are super tired of my tearing…[Read more]

@graciegirl Yep.

@Daeus I can think of several backstories that could have happened to him and I do NOT want to hear about them… XD

It is amazing though. Just goes to show how crucial it is to understand the functions themselves and not the stereotypes.

@Daeus Are we speaking of the apothecary Ed got the potion from?

@kate-flournoy Not to worry. 😛

That’s positively fascinating though. I wonder what type of backstory he must have had? He’s the most un-ENFJ ENFJ you could imagine, but…he’s…wow. I wish I could understand him. Or maybe not.

@graciegirl You gotta hear this.

@kate-flournoy Not to worry. 😛

That’s positively fascinating though. I wonder what type of backstory he must have had? He’s the most un-ENFJ ENFJ you could imagine, but…he’s…wow. I wish I could understand him. Or maybe not.

@graciegirl You gotta hear this.

@Daeus OH— my goodness. Yes. You’re right. *stares at screen**nervous smile**huddles deeper into blankets and cuddles stuffed leopard* Yeah. He is.
Please. Never become an apothecary. 😛

@kate-flournoy Wait, do you think my apothecary was an ENFJ? Kind of a creepy idea, but I wonder if he might be…

@GracieGirl he seems pretty serious. XD I hadn’t seen it until about a month ago. I’m not a big Disney person, quite honestly. Just never got into it. And Frozen definitely has it’s problems… like Elsa. For a main character, she had some major characterization issues, and… actually no. I’m not going to go that way. WHOEVER WANTS TO WATCH IT,…[Read more]

Psssst, @Kate-Flournoy, is he serious?!?! He hasn’t seen the Frozenses? :O

@audrey-caylin nice