Midori "Sou Hiyori" MBTI Personality Type
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What personality type is Midori "Sou Hiyori"? Midori "Sou Hiyori" is an ENTP personality type in MBTI, 7w8 - sp/sx - 783 in Enneagram, SCOEI in Big 5, ILE in Socionics.
1/3 (TLDR: he hides behind shrewd tactics and cheats too much for the confident and boastful 1V I can’t write anymore I’m going crazy) Ahem. It has come to my attention that the man Sou Hiyori is being typed VLFE (Lenin) in Psychosophy and I come here with one question; why? Why? To oppose the consensus I come with my own case presenting the option FLVE (Aristippus) which I will explain as a much better typing. (All typology quotes are directly from Syntax of Love and will be using a “>” to indicate this, while YTTD quotes will use a bullet point.) I. Refuting 1V Firstly, I will begin with explaining that the First Will (Tsar) is not a good fit for him, and the Third Will (Philistine) is much more viable. 1V is a inherently a leader, a man of absolute powerful spirit with the ability to rule over people and lead them. Taking their extreme individuality into consideration, they truly are born to be kings (or queens, I’m inclusive). > 1st Will is a born leader. For her, managing people is as easy and natural as breathing. Usually the "king" does not say directly: "I have plenty of will, so give me yours and follow me. I am responsible for everything!" But he, like no one else, knows how to behave like a powerful person, and people involuntarily obey. Why would these be characteristics of Sou at all, a man whose know for his fraudulence, working behind the scenes, and relying prominently on cheats/tricks to get things and people to work the way he wants them to. He doesn’t lead by asserting himself confidently in order to make others believe in his strong personality; and instead he uses more indirect methods to go after what he wants. He scares the dummies by threatening their lives and psychologically torturing them (showing them their victim videos multiple times) to get them to do as he wants. I fail to see strong will in Sou when most of his work is in secret, constantly playing up different identities in order to trick people into trusting him. He attempts to persuade the other characters and Sara in particular to sign his hidden contract just to lure them into a situation where they are clueless and he has all the power. He manipulates the rules of the game to his advantage multiple times and gives ambiguous half-truths in order to do this, rather than doing anything directly or upfrontly. Instead of relying on the strength of his spirit to dominate any situation as the First Will (Tsar) would, he hides behind shrewd tactics. At the same time I do not see resultative volition in his character, as result volition types have overly simplistic views on social hierarchies and the process of taking power. The First Will (Tsar) believes there are two steps to a hierarchy, and they are simply the superior ones. They treat everyone equally— that is, equally inferior to them. > Everyone whom he came across he treated as an equal, for they were all equally inferior to him in his eyes. Such a phenomenon is very clear evidence to Tvardovsky's iron-clad and rigid First Will. > The 1st Will, another curious feature of the “king”'s behavior that deceives many is connected: his imaginary democracy. The fact is that the 1st Will really treats others evenly, without distinguishing between ranks and titles. However, the source of this phenomenon is not in natural democracy, but in the simplicity of the picture that lives in her soul: there is only up and down - and more complex hierarchical constructions are arbitrary and crafty. This doesn't really line up with Sou's character. He treats people of ASUNARO with great respect and even fears Meister greatly(i.e his reaction when you name him Meister) yet simultaneously treats the participants as if they are mere toys to mess with. His hierarchical worldview registers them as the most disadvantaged in the game and attempts to place himself on top, despite being too cowardly to completely rebel against hierarchy. Furthermore, the First Will (Tsar) acts in a very straightforward manner to get power over others— they assert themselves in a domineering way with overconfident spirits, and they seize the situation for themself. This just blatantly contradicts Sou's character; he uses a prolonged process by getting people to trust him while acting as a different identity. The participants sign the contract for him, vowing to give their lives to him unknowingly, and with that he is able to use them as puppets for his little puppet show. His processional volition is also showcased in how he repeatedly reminds the dummies of their death, inflicting fear on them. He transforms their fear into motivation to kill, which is another aspect of the game he presents as necessity but is really a roundabout lie and purposefully vague. His explanations that push others to misinterpret the truth is pure fraudulence and also how he recruits aid for his immoral plans.
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