Daisy Mason MBTI Personality Type
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What personality type is Daisy Mason? Daisy Mason is an ISFP personality type in MBTI, 6w7 - so/sx - 692 in Enneagram, in Big 5, SEE in Socionics.
I think her Fi is her most obvious feature. She is constantly guided by her personal inner emotions and feelings, which she reveals only to a selected few, when feeling comfortable. She has a strong feeling of how she is and feels she has to be true to herself all the time. This was especially clear, when William died and she refused to say she loves him, since this wasn‘t what she was feeling, a Fe user like Mrs Pattmore would have done it to make her happy, but Daisy found it very hard and inauthentic. I also see clear inferior Te in her, like in the way she treated Ivy in the beginning. She mainly faked being this cold and bossy coworker in order to hide her envy towards her. Under stress she can be quite effective and blunt, especially in the later seasons which shows that she has matured. Coming to the secondary function I believe her Se is stronger than her Ne. She often takes things at face value and isn‘t someone to interpret much into things, rather enjoying the pleasures of the moment. She seems to love sports, dancing and can be even a bit reckless at times. Furthermore she has an eye for aesthetics and crafts and does well 8n practical task like cooking. Still she can be a bit impulsive at times and acting without considering the future consequences of those actions. In the beginning I shortly thought she could use Ne for how scattered she seemed, but this I assume was mainly because she was a bit inexperienced and overhelmed back then. I don‘t see much Ne in her. She wasn‘t very idealistic in the beginning and more practical minded. Only later on she developed her Ni and became more focused on her future plans, having this singleminded goal of managing Mr Masons farm, after he dies. She also becomes more idealistic and interested in politics, but is easily disencouraged, when she faces troubles. A Ne user would be more ready to see the opportunities in such situations, like Lady Sybil, who always tried to see the progress, but could be a bit unrealistic about it too. Daisy on the other hand was more aware of the way things were now and while she wanted to change things, she also grew more easily desperate seeing the hard reality.
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