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Song So Mi (Songbird) MBTI Personality Type

Song So Mi (Songbird) MBTI Personality Type

Cyberpunk 2077Song So Mi (Songbird)

Song So Mi (Songbird) Personality Type

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What personality type is Song So Mi (Songbird)? Song So Mi (Songbird) is an INFJ personality type in MBTI, 4w3 - so/sx - 468 in Enneagram, in Big 5, in Socionics.

SPOILERS!!! I'm pretty sure she's INFJ Ni - Obsessed with seeing her plans and its future outcome. She already had a bad feeling the moment she was being recruited to NUSA and bugged Solomon from the get-go about her safety and how it's on him if anything happens. She clearly playing intuitive games with Kurt, Myers, and V. She connected them into one single goal with none of them knowing how deep they were in her plans. Fe - Her Fe is great and there is no denying that. She blends in seamlessly with the Status quo of Dogtown, NUSA, and V. Can easily read what everyone desires and uses their desperation to get her true goal fulfilled. Literally has a persona for each team she's playing. That part when she takes you to her hideout screams Fe. Ti - Meticulous techy girl but horrible at actual strategy and planning (Te Blind / Tertiary Ti). This is also stated by Solomon and the reason it's easy to actually predict her actions. She is purely Ti and her lack of Te is what makes her repeatedly use the Blackwall despite clear warnings and shock from others. she's very prone to Ni - Ti thought loops believing her way of thinking is the only conceivable way of winning. Se - No respect for her body and the strain she puts on it because she sees the end goal clearly and can spare a couple hits. Blackwall is killing her but she decides to use it even more to achieve a goal where the Blackwall doesn't kill her lol (even when she's on the brink of death, she still uses it) Still freaks out though when she discovers she's going to die causing her to become extremely motivated. She's really bad in the moment and is caught off guard when her daydreams don't match reality. Lashes out as well like you see in the Cynosure Facility. The entire DLC is like INFJ/ISTJ itself. You have a Future goal and you must use critical thinking and group ethics to finally achieve your desire (Se). If played in a stereotypical "ISTJ" manner, returning to the status quo/ Stability, following tasks / goals, disregarding personal morals and blind to group ethics all for the sake of preventing a "Worst case scenario" (inferior Ne) you will be greeted with a very fitting ending lmfao. (nothing is wrong with Reed's choice of actions other than the fact he's fighting the wrong battle and worst-case scenarios have long since happened. V being ESTP and Songbird being INFJ they share the same goals albeit from different approaches. I think the DLC really lets you decide what's most important to you. The messed-up Status quo of Cyberpunk 2077 or a chance at rebellion against a system that's used up every inch of you and wants more. In the end what's better? imaginary worst-case scenarios or the very real goal of trying to stay alive. 10/10 strong character although nuts.