INFP 9w1 Characters Dominant Introverted Feeling—a self-knowledge and a desire to live under one’s personal values: Sara gets wrapped up in her own feelings, and can be inconsiderate of events that do not directly affect her; she promises her father…
INFP 4w3 Characters Dominant Introverted Feeling – a self-knowledge and a desire to live in accordance with one’s personal values: Marianne’s emotional responses dictate all of her decisions; she doesn’t like it when others attempt to set her up with…
INFP 9w1 Characters Dominant Introverted Feeling – a self-knowledge and a desire to live in accordance with one’s personal values: Charlotte is very emotional but keeps most of that locked inside herself; she suffers through the anguish of thinking she…
INFP 4w5 Characters Dominant Introverted Feeling – a self-knowledge and a desire to live in accordance with one’s personal values: Lydia is highly emotional but not ready to share it with anyone, which makes her committed to dwelling inside of…
INFP 9w1 Characters Mia admits that “If I stopped thinking about myself,” she could do some good in the world. It’s a process of overcoming her own feelings about her dad, her mom lying to her, her grandmother “ignoring me…
INFP 6w5 Characters Rachel filters everything through her emotions, and can almost get into a comatose state when she does so and gets scared—where she’s non-responsive to anyone around her, and does not really listen to them. She, unlike her…
INFP 9w1 Characters Marie has a very strong sense of her own values and feelings, and says whatever she thinks is right, regardless of how others will take it. She is sensitive, generous, sweet, and kind, but also can be…
INFP 4w5 Characters Emily sees the world through her own subjective opinions. She’s deeply emotional and mostly pours all of her passion and feelings into her poetry and writing; it is unfathomable to her that Charlotte might stop writing altogether…
INFP 6w7 Characters Rachel hits it off with Mary right away because “we are simpatico” (sharing similar temperaments and similar views about the nuns). She loved going to her progressive high school called New Trends, where they didn’t care much…
INFP 4w3 Characters Society blames Ellen’s behavior on her “bohemian upbringing,” but Ellen is detached from society and wants to pave her own way in life; she decides things on subjective personal standards—even when she tries to commit adultery with…