Jimmy MBTI -Persönlichkeitstyp
Persönlichkeit
"Welcher Persönlichkeitstyp ist {profilename}? {profilename} ist ein {MBTI} -Persönlichkeitstyp in MBTI, {enneagram} - {iv} - {tritype} in EnneArgram, {big5} in Big 5, {socionics} in Socionics."
People already put their pieces in so here's an overall analysis. The entire course of the game, he's obsessed with nothing but how he feels about the world around him and what his own moral compass believes is right (Fi). You play through his perspective and his perspective is designed to warp your perception of the characters around you, even when you're inspecting objects (Some of Curly's object inspections will reveal how the characters actually behave, while Jimmy's object inspections will only talk about how Jimmy feels about that character), however it doesn't feel like a narrative tool but actually how his processing works (which just shows how amazing the writing is in this game.) One example is how Anya in a moment is timid and afraid, so Jimmy perceives it as her being weak or incompetent, etc etc, when this isn't the case. Taking care of Curly is more work than one might think - they ran out of bandages re-wrapping Curly. That's a tougher job than feeding him painkillers, but Jimmy doesn't realize this because all he sees (Se) is that Anya can't take care of one task and thus she seems incompetent to him, but if he actually decided to think more on it to see the bigger picture (Ni, which he uses only to self-victimize) he'd know that Anya's doing all the heavylifting. His entire way of "fixing things" is an ignorance of how others would feel about his actions, and it's only about how he feels that is right. After the entire crew dies as Curly helplessly watches, knowing that even if he's healed his life won't ever be the same, and they'll all probably die there anyway - JIMMY PUTS HIM IN THE CRYO POD, and not once does he even ask "do you want to go in here?", he just does it. Like yes, Curly's severely injured but he can still communicate, maybe shake his head, or make a disapproving sound. Jimmy never asks before going through with this critical decision because he's concerned with what he thinks is right rather than how it might impact others - or if others would want this at all. This is what happens when your Fi is too spoiled. Additionally, if you actually pay attention, you'll realize that Jimmy never has one original idea or a way to PROPERLY fix things, and most of what can be done are told to him by others, specifically Anya in most cases. Anya has to tell him that there are more medical supplies if they can break through the foam, and Jimmy's like "why didn't you tell me this before?" but dude, any reasonable person - ANY GOOD LEADER would've thought of this and asked. Curly would've definitely asked, because he's not dumb. Te inferior be crazy. The Fi-Ni dynamic in Jimmy is also quite scary. Because his Fi is too spoiled and entitled, his self-reflection or a focus on a bigger picture only leads to further self-victimization and the bigger picture he sees is.. actually the truth that he's a miserable bastard. Any time you see him talk or think deeply about things, the bigger picture or the future, he's only doing it to play victim. Dangerous. And the conclusion he reaches from this self-absorbed reflection inevitably leads to his petty envy of Curly, because he's the man he wishes he was but could never hope to be. This shows in his speech after Curly talks to him before the crash. We get a closer look at how petty and jealous he really is of Curly, and unfortunately the main point of his speech is never about Anya but how spiteful he is about Curly as a person (I even believe that what he did to Anya was mainly fueled by his inferiority complex, as it usually is with all rapists. They inflict violence on those they believe are weak to try and believe they are "powerful". This becomes more believabşe when you consider the fact that he never really hallucinates about Anya, but Curly.)... and soon enough he crashes the ship. He doesn't do this just because he believes his life will be ruined once he's back on Earth - he wants to destroy Curly for being better than him. The fact that his life is ruined either way just gives him reason to take Curly down with him. This impulse he feels to just act in the moment according to how he feels and perceives things reappears throughout the game, whenever he panics - for example when Daisuke is injured. Sick bastard. As terrible as he is, I bet he was a fun character to write because he's sick in the head.
