Victor Sage "The Question" MBTI Personality Type
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What personality type is Victor Sage "The Question"? Victor Sage "The Question" is an ISTP personality type in MBTI, 5w6 - sp/sx - 548 in Enneagram, RLUEI in Big 5, LSI in Socionics.
The Question was a good way for Sage to express his macho tough guy violence. Although unarmed, the Question acted like a rather merciless agent of justice. His crusade against crime and corruption had him close in on Wesley Fermin, the Hub City mayor. Since he was quite a hunk and a tough jock, he built himself around a macho attitude. Young Vic was overconfident in his physical abilities, violent, sexist. He seduced a number of women but not keeping any stable relationships. Sage was a warrior, but he was also an insensitive jerk. As the Question he was blunt and brooding. He defined himself as a driven man of action, holding the Truth as the self-evident goal of his crusades. As he was denouncing corruption as tearing down the masks of profiteers and criminals, he was hiding from himself. The teachings of Richard, strongly based on Taoism and Zen, allowed Sage to embrace the void inside him. His lack of a past, of a real goal, of an identity, of a life. He simply became able to gracefully flow with the current, humbly accepting he was a rootless man and that he actually knew nothing. His quest for a moral, two-fisted Truth to be exposed became a far more philosophical quest for truth. About what he really is, about what other people really are, about the world. This genuine curiosity is a driving force in Sage. He simply *has* to know the straight dope, and he’s unable to let a mystery rest. He does so with an open mind. Although he still appreciates justice and doing the right thing, he no longer forces right upon the world. He simply wants to know. The Question is an element of change, randomly carried by the universe into a situation and laying bare the secrets and lies. This attitude of genuine interest and curiosity lead him to ask pointed questions and have quasi-Socratic discussions with many people with whom he interacts. The old Question would have beat a man attempting to commit murder to a bloody pulp. The current Question will stop the killer with the least amount of force, and will ask why the killer wants to kill, and what he hopes to achieve. Those questions and highly perceptive, clear-thinking remarks often do more to break the killer’s will than the Question’s kung fu. This is pure Sx6 LSI LFVE
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