ESFP 6w7 Characters Gobber is up for anything and doesn’t mind taking risks. He lost both hands and a few other things in battles, which he loves to talk about in hindsight and relive. He works hard physically at the…
ESFP 6w5 Characters Protag is the absolute opportunist and makes immediate decisions all the time, from adapting instantly to reversing through time and learning to drive a car as he’s doing it, to the decision to take Kat back in…
ESFP 7w8 Characters The reputation of an ESFP is a desire to live in the moment and pursue whatever opportunities life throws at them, by getting their body and emotions involved. It’s certainly true of Dickie, who lives a lifestyle…
ESFP 7w6 Characters ESFPs give themselves over freely to whatever they feel in the present moment, which means they can often lose themselves beneath their desire to sample everything the world has to offer. They are also good at adapting…
ESFP 7w8 Characters While Cesare is the strategist of the family, Juan is much better at actual hands-on-warfare, sword fighting, and riding. He takes to hands-on skills naturally and efficiently, and is good at them, much to his brother’s frustration.…
ESFP 6w7 Characters Even as a child, William was busy playing with Snow White, climbing trees, and teasing her with apples. As a young man, against his father’s wishes (since it might get him killed), he becomes a rebel against…
ESFP 7w6 Characters Aiden is a comic book artist who needs to see things to get a sense of them; he doesn’t want to imagine them at home, so he travels to old places in Europe, breaks into locked churches,…
ESFP 8w7 Characters David is a doer more than a thinker; being meticulous is not for him. At the first crime scene, he goes for the most obvious answer – this fatso ate himself to death, it’s not murder. It’s…
ESFP 7w8 Characters Edward is an aggressive, hedonistic man who gets into trouble with his father in the first scene for challenging one of his childhood friends, Robert Bruce, to a sword fight outside his father’s tent, rather than attending…
ESFP 7w6 Characters At one point, Shrek tells Donkey that not everything is literal; sometimes things (and people) have “layers” of meaning. Donkey does not really understand this, since he sees everything on the surface level of what it is…