Elisabeth Sparkle 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."
First of all, I found this movie incredible and totally innovative. Not only because of its extremely futuristic approach that makes us go crazy (and look, I'm making a theory about the future and this time is SO FUTURE, like the year 30,000) And also because of the social criticism factor. But let's get to my purpose, which is to type. Well, here there is a lot of confusion with ESFP and 3 because it is something linked to image and sensory. What we see here is a Great Disintegration from 2 to 8. The two characters are not ESFPs; there is no analysis of themselves and their essence, on the contrary, there is a lack of it. At no point is there a need to live in the world and analyze oneself. The search for the perfect standard is exactly the fear of not being seen by others, not having an impact on others and no longer being recognized as potential for others. Which addresses a very problematic Fe dom. The youngest character is just a vision of herself as perfect, but not perfect like 3 who wants to be seen as someone successful. This image of seduction of applying and being seen as someone powerful and feminine is within the scale of 2sx's life creation. I am someone when I am loved, and I will only be loved if I am seen as everyone's attraction. Even if I am humiliated, I have to be loved. And this is very clear, as even a monster she embodies the factor of being seen, or in the end she becomes a star. Sue only shows the arrogance, fear of losing, of getting old, of not being seen as powerful of the character and the burden of no longer being loved or recognized by others around her for being a dancer. So that she will be the next one so that there will be no next one. And around this, as the story progresses, the character becomes aggressive because type 2 disintegrates in 8 becoming OBLIGED in any way to be loved, and the pride is in the form of only being seen as a cover and as recognition of something perfect. The perfect vision of a beautiful, sensual woman who dances well and is highly sexualized shows the Fe-Si need to only be recognized for what others find beautiful (and a monster is not beautiful) and the tertiary Ne is precisely the application of getting a new body, that is, doing anything and adapting creatively to get what you want. Another thing, the character is not ESE🎆 but EIE🎥. ESE🎆 hates hierarchy and hates the aspect of differentiation. This thing of I lost because I have no power and this dramatic wave in search of status and fame is basic to EIE🎥, they think that if they don't have luxury or comfort they are nothing and they believe in greater powers than others. Something that ESE🎆 doesn't care about and doesn't give a damn about The relationship between Pride and disintegration shows a lot in type 8, even though she is a monster who is loved and when she is not, she feels bad about what she has become. But in the end she becomes a star, even if she is crawling and completely lost. She is loved again for who she was. Which is the basis for the construction of type 2. In her case, 2w3 because she associates being loved for what she does and for the image she creates.
