ENTP 7w6 Characters Rosaline is “brilliant” according to other people, who often ask her to come up with a scheme to get them out of her situation. She’s a combination of acidic wit, disbelief that Juliet can be “this stupid”…
INFP 4w3 Characters INFPs as authors are intensely emotional and infuse their work with their emotions; many of them self-insert and when they write poetry, it’s deep and from the wellspring of their feelings, a way to express themselves in…
INFP 9w1 Characters Viola gives herself over to and acts on her feelings, but always with the knowledge this will soon end and she will have to separate from her lover. She is a romantic idealist at heart, who “will…
ESTP 6w7 Characters Viola is an opportunistic and clever young woman, who doesn’t allow her brother’s presumed death to get in the way of ensuring her own safety. She knows she’s unprotected in enemy territory, so she adopts his disguise…
ISFP 4w3 Characters Orsino is an emotional fellow, who can’t bring himself to court Olivia on his own, so he sends a guy pal to do it for him, in the hope that his eloquent friend will be able to…
ENTP 7w8 Characters Maria is a witty and wily woman who sees a chance to get even with the stuffy, snobby, upper-crust butler who annoys her with his prudish fussiness by humiliating him and leaps at the chance. She sees…
INFP 6w7 Characters Hamlet finds himself at times incapable of acting on his whims—he wants to commit suicide but finds he cannot go against his conscience and do it, he intends to kill his uncle and then hesitates at the…
ISFP 9w8 Characters Ophelia instinctively knows who she is, how she feels about everything, and what she wants out of her life, and when Hamlet refuses to let go of his desire for revenge… she walks away from him. She…
ESFJ 3w2 Characters Gertrude is very aware of how other people perceive her, and tries to mediate situations to keep them positive. She notices the connections and tensions between others, such as when she likens ladies to “hens” pecking at…
INFP 6w7 Characters Hamlet’s judgments guide all his perceptions – his dislike of his mother’s remarriage so soon after his father’s death leads him to defy and suspect Claudius. He forms an almost instant attraction to Ophelia and pursues her…