Bram Stoker MBTI Personality Type
Personality
What personality type is Bram Stoker? Bram Stoker is an ISTJ personality type in MBTI, 9w8 - sp/sx - 954 in Enneagram, RCUEN in Big 5, SLI in Socionics.
𝗕𝗿𝗮𝗺 𝗶𝘀 𝗦𝗶 𝗕𝗮𝘀𝗲/𝗗𝗼𝗺 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗦𝗣𝟵 (1/2) Fi nor Ti base/dom make little sense for Bram’s character; one which is primarily concerned with physical repose and comfortable sensoric experiences. Fi as defined in Gifts Differing by Isabel Briggs-Myers: “determined chiefly by the subjective factor and serves as a guide to the emotional acceptance or rejection of various aspects of life. Adapts the objective situation to the individual by the simple process of excluding or ignoring the unacceptable. Depends upon abstract feeling-ideals such as love, patriotism, religion, and loyalty, and is deep and passionate rather than extensive Finds soundness and value inside one's self from one's own inner wealth and powers of appreciation and abstraction. Has as its goal the fostering and protection of an intense inner emotional life, and, so far as possible, the outer fulfillment and realization of the inner ideal. May be too overpowering to be expressed at all, creating a false appearance of coldness to the point of indifference, and may be completely misunderstood. Has a tendency to find no objective fulfillment or realization--or outlet-for expression, and presents the danger of living upon sentiment, illusion, and self-pity.” We can observe that Bram is deeply detached from the emotional sphere. He exists purely wishing to relax. There’s no evidence of his reliance on sentiment. As far as we know, his inner emotional life is dead. If he was guided by emotional acceptance or rejection, he would have been much more intense about his rejection of Fukuchi’s desires, instead he is passive even when being denied his liberty and free-will. He appears not to be following a set of ideals either. He doesn’t evaluate the ethical quality of what Fukuchi does. He doesn’t put up a protest to his actions, rather he does what is needed to eventually get to rest again. This does not appear as Fi behavior at all. Fi is also described as deeply passionate meanwhile Bram is incredibly dry internally and externally. Ti as defined in Gifts Differing: “Is fed from subiective and unconscious roots archetypes. Depends upon the abstract idea as the decisive factor, and values facts chiefly as illustrative proofs of the idea. Relies on the thinker's powers of observation and appreciation and use of the inner wealth of inherited experience for soundness and value. Has as its goal formulating questions, creating theories, opening up prospects, yielding insight, and finally, seeing how external facts fit into the framework of the idea or theory it has created. Seizes upon the similarities of the concrete case, dismissing irrelevancies. Has a tendency to neglect facts or to coerce them into agreement with the idea, selecting only those that support the idea. Consists of an inner thought activity, tied loosely if at all to the stream of sense impressions, which are dimmed by the vividness of the stream of inner impressions.” I won’t say much other than never has he done this. None of his lines can support Ti dominant behavior. He doesn’t build a logical framework or focus on logical prospects, he purely wishes to sleep and not be disturbed. And when we consider Ti base’s rationality in socionics, it becomes even clearer he doesn’t fit it. He’s chiefly concerned with perceiving the sensory world around him, and having comfortable experiences which fits Si dom/base significantly more. Si as described in Gifts Differing: “Suppresses as far as possible the obiective element of the sense impression. Values the subjective impression released by the object rather than the object itself, of which the individual may hardly be aware. Sees things highly colored by the subjective factor, the impression being merely suggested by the object and coming out of the unconscious in the form of some meaning or significance. Leads to ideas, through the activation of archetypes, seizing the background of the physical world rather than its surface. Develops attention that is very selective, guided wholly by the inner constellation of interests, so that it is impossible to predict what outer stimulus will catch and hold attention. Develops an extremely eccentric and individual inner self, which sees things other people do not see, and may appear very irrational. Must be balanced by extraverting judgment, or it makes a silent, inaccessible personality, wholly uncommunicative, with no conversation except conventional banalities about the weather and other collective interests.” We see that Bram has a subjective perception towards physical experiences. We see this manifest in his love for music and the seeming quality of “ascension” it bestows. He has a selective interest in radios and the stimuli it can give him. He is also this way with sleep. He is a man of few words, simply wishing to treasure the impressions music and sleep give him.
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