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Iris Wilson MBTI Personality Type

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Iris Wilson Personality Type

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What personality type is Iris Wilson? Iris Wilson is an ESTP personality type in MBTI, 7w6 - so/sx - 729 in Enneagram, SCOAI in Big 5, ESE in Socionics.

I just started case four of the first Great Ace Attorney game and while it might be too soon to write this huge analysis about Iris... I believe she is an (X)STP since her Se and Ti slapped me in the face. I was shocked to see everyone had voted for ENFJ! Before we get any further into it, I am still learning so if I'm wrong about any of this I apologize. I'm leaning towards her being an ISTP right now but it's definitely possible that she could be an ESTP as well. I still think my rant makes sense for either of them at the moment. I would also like to bring up that Iris is a 10 year old. And because she's still a child I don't think her tertiary and inferior functions have been developed yet nor would she have much of a reason to use them as much. Since she says her mom and dad weren't around I'm only assuming that she had any need to develop them to fit in (but I can edit this comment when I finish the two Great Ace Attorney Games. Don't spoil anything past Case 3 Game 1 in the replies!). From what I've learned, the tertiary and inferior functions don't start to develop until adolescence and adulthood. When we first see Iris she already knows everything about us, and when asked how she gives us "Iris Wilson's Logic and Reasoning Spectacular". In a similar fashion to Herlock's deductions, she shows us how she knew everything through markings, surroundings, facial expressions. Which screams Se to me. From what I've learned about Se, it gathers information from the physical surroundings as soon as it is seen and makes comparisons to knowledge and patterns they already know. To bring up Herlock's deductions again, they scream Ne dom. And in the game, they were never correct, until we (Ryunosuke) interfered. User Mauripsu said in a reply to my question under Ryunosuke's profile that he was filtering through Herlock's deduction using his dominant Ti (and an INTP). This may be a huge stretch but in Iris' deduction, she made analyses such as Ryunosuke was completely unaware of London's court affairs since they accepted a case against The Reaper of Bailey, and the prisoner not being somebody they were friends or relatives with due to the fact they didn't have sad expressions on their face. Not only were these deductions spot on, but they were logically thought out instead of gut feelings or jumping to a conclusion as Herlock does. Which I think shows she has Ti. Even if I'm wrong about her having Ti, the one thing I'd really want you to take from this is that she definitely has Se as a dominant or auxiliary function! SP types seem to be driven by curiosity and how the world works. Ti doms seem to love learning, understanding how things work inside and out and wants to know the truth about things. Not only is Iris a doctor of medicine, at 10 years old, she is an inventor, a writer, and makes tea blends using different teas as a hobby. Now I know as an ENFP (which isn't too far off from ENFJ which you guys are typing her as) when I was 10 all I cared about was using my imagination with things like playing with friends, drawing, or playing video games. Obviously Iris has an imagination too, she even changes the details of case 2 to be more interesting for her story, but given all of her accomplishments, I don't think a dominant feeler would have much desire to achieve these things in childhood. I also think her being an SP type is why she doesn't find it a big deal that she is rooming with a 34 year old man, and nothing stopped her from making a 17 year old pickpocketer come with her to apologize for stealing her machine.