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misscarnivalofcarnage · 1 year ago

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🦇 𝕲𝖔𝖙𝖍𝖎𝖈 𝕷𝖎𝖙𝖊𝖗𝖆𝖙𝖚𝖗𝖊: 𝕸𝖇𝖙𝖎 𝕰𝖉𝖎𝖙𝖎𝖔𝖓🦇

feat. Dracula, Mina Harker, Victor Frankenstein, The Creation, Dr Henry Jekyll & Mr Edward Hyde

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,,In personality typology, the Myers–Briggs Type Indicator is an introspective self-report questionnaire indicating differing psychological preferences in how people perceive the world and make decisions“

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DRACULA (INFJ / Advocate)

-> Bram Stoker‘s "Dracula" 1897

,,The INFJ personality type is Introverted, iNtuitive, Feeling, and Judging, which means they are energized by time alone, focused on understanding ideas and concepts, led by their values and intuition, and firm decision makers. This combination of personality preferences produces people who are intensely idealistic, authentic, and empathetic. Although INFJs do not tend to have a large circle of people they are close to, they value deep connections and emotional intimacy with their close friends and family. INFJs believe the world can be a better place, and they concentrate on doing their best to help it get there.“

[I] Dracula displays a tendency to isolate himself from others as he retreats to secluded places such as his castle in the Carpathian Mountains. He seems to prefer his own company and usually stays away from society, as his behavior is often characterized by secrecy and reticence in order to hide his true self and intentions. He additionally seems to have a strong need for privacy and personal space, which implies that he draws his energy from the inner world and doesn‘t necessarily recharge through social interactions

[N] Dracula posses the ability to see beyond the obvious and recognize subtle patterns. His strategic planning and ability to pursue long-term goals indicate that he's pretty much able to see beyond the immediate reality and displays complex and abstract thinking as he recognizes deeper motives and hidden agendas in both his actions and those of others, such as his opponents, for example. He seems to have a penchant for pondering symbolic meanings and hidden messages

[F] Dracula tends to be Feeler-dominant due to his emotional sensitivity and ability to empathize with others feelings. Despite his portrayal as an evil vampire, Dracula shows a certain empathy and emotional depth when dealing with other people. He appears to be able to recognize and respond to the emotions of others, suggesting that he does place value on interpersonal relationships and emotional connections. Additionally, he displays a strong reaction to emotional conflict, also suggesting that his actions are often guided by his feelings and emotions

[J] Dracula shows a remarkable ability to plan and organize his activities, particularly when it comes to achieving his goals and ensuring his survival. He sets clear goals and works systematically towards them rather than being spontaneous and flexible. He makes his decisions on the basis of fixed criteria and plans in advance, rather than relaying on circumstances

Strengths:

• Long-term planning and strategic thinking

• Manipulative skills and understanding of human weaknesses (and feelings)

• Vision and determination

• Persuasiveness and charisma

Weaknesses:

• Isolation and loneliness

• Overconfidence in his own plans

• Manipulation and control

• Sensitivity to threats

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WILHELMINA "MINA" HARKER (ISFJ / Defender)

-> Bram Stoker‘s "Dracula" 1897

,,The ISFJ personality type is Introverted, Sensing, Feeling, and Judging. This combination of personality preferences produces people who are energized by working behind the scenes, pragmatic and detail oriented, deeply committed to supporting others, and loyal to relationships and traditions. At their core, ISFJs strive for excellence and thrive when they can use their time and energy to improve the lives of others. ISFJs work persistently to solve problems and ensure people’s needs are met. Because they place such a high value on rules and established norms, it can be hard for ISFJs to accept change, and they may need to be reminded to relax every once in a while.“

[I] Mina tends to self-reflect and spends a lot of time to think about her feelings, thoughts and actions. By keeping her journals, she takes time to process her experiences, which implies that she draws energy from her inner world. She seems to withdraw in quiet moments to reflect on her situation and relationships, and doesn't necessarily seek the company of others to recharge

[S] Mina focuses on concrete, direct experiences and a practical approach to problems. She displays a pragmatic way of thinking and looks for practical solutions to her problems as she focuses on the reality of her situation and responds appropriately to the immediate demands of her environment

[F] Due to her empathy, compassion and sensitivity to the emotions of others, it’s rather obvious that Mina is F-dominant. She shows a deep empathy and compassion for those around her, particularly her friends and loved ones. She‘s willing to empathize with the feelings of others and stand by them in difficult times. Also, she values interpersonal relationships and maintains close bonds with her friends and family due to her willingness to invest time and effort to strengthen her relationships and help others fulfill their emotional needs

[J] Mina’s planning-oriented and has a tendency to bring structure into her life. She‘s good at organizing her time and planning her tasks efficiently. She tends to set clear goals and work towards them rather than being led by spontaneous impulses. Moreover does she prefer a structured and orderly environment in which she feels safe and comfortable. She makes decisions based on set criteria, plans ahead, and sticks to set routines

Strengths:

• Effective Organization

• Reliability

• Structured Mindset

• Decisiveness

Weaknesses:

• Excessive emotionality

• Decision-making difficulties

• Lack of flexibility

• Conflict shy

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VICTOR FRANKENSTEIN (INTP / Logician)

-> Mary Shelley‘s "Frankenstein" 1818

,,The INTP personality type is Introverted, iNtuitive, Thinking, and Perceiving, which means they are energized by time alone in deep thought, focused on understanding the theories behind ideas and concepts, led by logic and reason, and unencumbered by tradition. This combination of personality preferences produces people who generally do not buy into conventional thinking, but instead seek to break apart widely accepted ideas to look at them from different angles. Though INTPs do not value small talk, they are passionate and articulate when exploring different complex systems and analyzing bigger universal concepts“

[I] Victor is introverted. He usually isolates himself from others and spends most of his time in solitude, particularly during his studies and research. He finds fulfillment in his own thoughts and avoids social interactions in order to focus on his scientific pursuits

[N] He focuses heavily on abstract theories and the understanding of deeper meaning rather than concrete facts and practical details. His fascination with the mysteries of life and his visions that go beyond the immediate visible displays his preference for ideas and possibilities

[T] Victor usually makes decisions based off logic and rational considerations, which makes him a T. Emotions or interpersonal considerations hardly play a role here. His scientific experiments and the creation of the monster are based on analytical thinking and the pursuit of knowledge, even if that has ethical and emotional consequences which he tends to ignore or underestimate

[P] Victor‘s flexible and spontaneous in his approach to the world, rather than structured and organized. His research and experiments don‘t follow a plan, but often develop in a disorganized and impulsive way - reflecting his preference for perception.

Strengths:

• Innovative way of thinking

• Deep problem solving skills

• Intellectual curiosity

• Flexibility

Weaknesses:

• Isolation

• Overanalyzing

• Lack of practical implementation

• emotional poverty

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THE CREATION (INFP / Mediator)

-> Mary Shelley‘s "Frankenstein" 1818

,,The INFP personality type is Introverted, iNtuitive, Feeling, and Perceiving, which means they are energized by time alone, focused on big picture ideas and concepts, led by their values and feelings, and spontaneous and flexible. This combination of personality preferences produces people who are open minded, creative, and deeply committed to authenticity. INFPs do not conform easily to others’ expectations, yet they work towards the personal growth of themselves and others. An INFP is sympathetic, gentle, and encouraging to their friends and loved ones“

[I] The creation spends a lot of time reflecting on itself, its existence and its experiences - showing a deep inner world and a need to understand its identity and the meaning of its existence. The creation additionally displays a tendency towards isolation, often withdrawing to protect itself from society's rejection and misunderstanding. It seeks a place where it‘s accepted and understood rather than constant interaction with others

[N] Instead of focusing on facts and superficial details, the creation seems to grasp deeper contexts and reflect on abstract concepts. It‘s keen to understand the human nature and the complex social dynamics that surround it, as it looks for deeper meanings behind its experiences. The creation seems more interested in understanding the causes and effects of its existence than relying solely on immediate sensory experiences

[F] The creation displays a strong need for interpersonal connection and emotional acceptance. It craves love, affection and approval, and its actions are guided by its feelings. It shows remorse, compassion and empathy for others, especially those who have caused it harm. Although it does feel anger and revenge, its actions often stem from a deep emotional pain and a longing for understanding

[P] Instead of preferring a structured and organized approach, the creation reacts flexible to its environment and the challenges it‘s confronted with. It adapts to new situations and shows a certain spontaneity in its actions. Their journey is characterized by a search for identity and meaning that develops organically rather than following a predetermined plan. The creation shows an open attitude towards new experiences and is willing to change its perspective based on the influences it experiences

Strengths:

• Empathy and compassion for others

• Creativity and imagination for creating its own life

•Striving for authenticity and self-realization

•Ability to grasp deep meanings and connections

Weaknesses:

• Tendency to be overly sensitive and emotionally vulnerable

• Difficulty dealing with conflict and rejection

• Tendency to idealism and unrealistic expectations

• Risk of self-isolation and loneliness

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DR. HENRY JEKYLL (INTP / Logician)

-> Robert Louis Stevenson's "Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" 1886

[I] His self-reflection is a central aspect of his personality, as he constantly reflects on human nature and his own inner conflicts. Although he does maintain friendships and is socially somewhat active, there are moments when he withdraws and wants to be alone to reflect on his experiments. These periods of isolation allow him to gather his thoughts and focus on his work. Dr Jekyll derives his energy mainly from internal sources such as his passion for science and research, as well as his personal search for identity and self-realization, rather than from external influences or interactions with others

[N] He‘s interested in abstract ideas and deeper concepts, particularly in relation to human nature and the dilemma of good and evil. His research projects and experiments display a strong interest in exploring unconventional ideas and theoretical concepts, as Dr Jekyll seems to be driven by his quest for a deeper understanding of the human psyche and the duality of the human being

[T] Like Victor Frankenstein, Dr Jekyll makes his decisions on the basis of logic and rational considerations. His motivation to conduct the experiment with his "dark" self, Mr. Hyde, is based on a scientific interest and the pursuit of knowledge about the human psyche. Although he‘s pretty much aware that his actions are unethical and immoral, he initially sees the experiments as rational attempts to explore the boundaries of science. Dr Jekyll tends to suppress his emotions and make objective decisions, even though they may have serious consequences

[P] Although he shows a certain amount of organization and planning in his life, especially in relation to his research projects, he‘s very open to new possibilities and displays a certain spontaneity. His experiments aimed at combining different personalities show a certain flexibility and adaptability. Dr Jekyll's approach to his experiment isn‘t strictly structured and predictable, but leaves room for change and new discoveries

Strengths:

• Clarity and logic in problem solving

• Ability to analyze and understand complex concepts

• Independence and confidence in his decisions

• Flexibility to adapt to different situations

Weaknesses:

• Tendency to be overly rational, neglecting emotional aspects

• Difficulty balancing logic and moral considerations

• Tendency to over-analyze, leading to an inability to make decisions

• Susceptibility to self-doubt and uncertainty in morally complex situations

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MR. EDWARD HYDE (ESTP / Entrepreneur)

-> Robert Louis Stevenson's "Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" 1886

,,The ESTP personality type is Extraverted, Sensing, Thinking, and Perceiving, which means they are energized by playful time with others, perceptive and able to improvise, motivated to solve logical problems, and focused on immediate results over long-term goals. This combination of traits produces people who are excellent in emergency situations; they are able to think on their feet, adjusting and responding reflexively. Gregarious and self-assured, ESTPs have a great sense of humor and a wide circle of friends, but may have difficulty connecting on a deeper emotional level. Because ESTPs are so focused on the present, they are able to be bold and adventurous, but they can also struggle with thinking ahead and following through.“

[E] Mr Hyde’s behavior is characterized by a strong propensity for outward action and a pronounced urge for new experiences and challenges. He actively seeks out social interactions and has inhibitions about openly expressing his needs and desires. Mr Hyde seems to draw his energy from external sources, as he can easily engage in social interactions.

[S] Mr Hyde focuses on concrete, immediate experiences and reacts strongly to external stimuli. His behavior is strongly influenced by his perception of the physical world, focusing primarily on the here and now. Mr Hyde lives in the moment and focuses on the tangible, sensory aspects of his surroundings. His decisions and actions are based on direct, immediate impressions rather than deeper, intuitive insights or abstract ideas

[T] Mr. Hyde's actions are guided primarily by rational considerations and logical thinking, rather than emotional feelings or interpersonal relationships. He looks at situations objectively and makes decisions based on facts and reason, without being influenced by sentimental thoughts. His rational approach is also reflected in his lack of empathy and compassion for other people, as he fundamentally acts selfishly and barely cares about the needs or feelings of others. His behavior is driven by his own interests and desires, and he displays a certain coldness and detachment in his interpersonal relationships, heavily implying that he places logical considerations above emotional connections

[P] His impulsive behavior implies that he's less oriented towards fixed plans or structures, but rather focuses on the here and now and adapts to changes rather quickly. He lives in the moment and reacts spontaneously to changing circumstances without adhering to predetermined routines or plans. His actions are determined by the immediate demands of the situation rather than long-term goals or set schedules

Strengths:

• Adaptability

• Willingness to take risks

• Activity

• Charisma and Persuasiveness

Weaknesses:

• Impulsivity

• Overly risky behavior

• Lack of long term planning

• Inconsistency, struggles to maintain relationships

• Conflict and provocation

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