INFJ 3w2 Characters Howard has boiled his understanding of the universe and what motivates everyone down to three essential abstracts: Time, Love, and Death. He says people want more time, they all want love, and they fear death. After his…
ESFJ 2w1 Characters Madeline took her daughter’s death as an opportunity to establish a group for others who have lost their children, so they can express their feelings in a safe place without judgment surrounded by people who have faced…
ESTJ 3w2 Characters It’s all about the bottom line with Whit; he doesn’t really care about the why, only that this is happening and the rational steps to take to correct it – to sell the company before their bottom…
ISTP 5w6 Characters Simon has a detached way of thinking, which is centered, much like Whit’s, on the bottom line, but also falls into inferior Fe thinking in how he’s lying to his family about his failing health to “protect…
ISFJ 2w1 Characters Claire has very practical concerns and is most aware, out of everyone, of the differences between the old Howard. She finds and takes comfort in what is “familiar” to her (she takes Whit to a Christmas tree…
ENFJ 2w1 Characters Amy is the most emotional member of the group, and the most concerned with doing the morally right thing; she doesn’t try and enforce her views on anyone else, but also refuses to go along with something…
ISTP 3w2 Characters Brigitte has her own system of thinking, which seems quite foreign to anyone who meets her – she says even death is not death, if you look at it “a different way.” She is largely influential in…
ESTP 8w7 Characters Raffi’s intellectualizations about the essence of Time, and why Howard’s anger and accusations toward it are unjustified, is because “Time is a gift, and you are wasting it.” Get out there, live your life, have experiences! He…