Vasilisa Petrovna MBTI Personality Type
Personality
What personality type is Vasilisa Petrovna? Vasilisa Petrovna is an personality type in MBTI, 7w8 - sx/so - 729 in Enneagram, in Big 5, ESI in Socionics.
After reading the whole Winternight trilogy, i am more or less convinced that Vasya is a great example of ISFP with well developed Se and Ni. Vasya is adaptable. Her auxiliar Se helps her dominant Fi to properly process immidiate reality, even when relying more on Fi, she can also count on her Se to solve current ptoblems. Vasya shows many. Fi is authentic, has a strong sense of identity that she needs to express, and Vasya has a unique perspective and morals other find unnacceptable. She filters the happenings in her situations through her personal values and calls upon auxiliar Se to assert it quickly. Fi-Se is also seen in her need for freedom, passionate and devoted feelings, practical and observative skills. She works to see external changes that correspond to her individual moral compas. Tertiary Ni desires to bring purpose to her life, she reflects on her past. In her case it clearly supports auxiliar Se in reaching personally meaningful purpose or goal. Inferior Te is also a rather obvious element. Vasya won't go through things that don't line up with her personal values. I have some notes regarding her shadow function stack as well. The Opposing role Fe shows someone who becones passive-aggresive or self-deprecating when forced to conform to social norms that don't align with their values. The Critical parent Si means holding onto negative experiences and allowing her to affect her judgement. The Trickster Ne unconsciously feels trapped emotionally, secretely yearning for new insights while not knowing what to look for. We can see this especially occuring in the first book - The Bear and the Nightingale. The Demon Ti shows her despite for personal degradation and getting overwhelmed emotionally thus entering survival mood. Vasya knows that she would struggle with her life organized and structured strictly by the society she lived in. She values authenticity, freedom, self-expression and balance. She won't hesitate to jump into action if she feels like it's the best way to do. She strives to create harmony between her identity and her actions and has no trouble handling new and strange situations and experiences. She is clearly introverted, and even though she relies on her intuition, she counts on her senses to guide her. Or so it seems to me, feel free to to have your own opinions and thoughts.
