Duchess of Monmouth «Gladys» MBTI -Persönlichkeitstyp
Persönlichkeit
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To me, their dialogues with lord Henry are like badminton matches, where the latter is happy to finally find an opponent who is eager to play with him. Gladys seems to be the only character throughout the book who actually engages in his play with words and ideas just for the sake of it. Unlike high Fi users, like Basil or Dorian, who constantly meet Henry’s Ti comments with Fi - backed up arguments (saying that his notions are horrible/immoral/cynical), Gladys actually allows for the unpredictable development of ideas in conversation, without really being judgemental about it, though stopping it, when feeling overwhelmed (his Ti apparently higher than hers). Moreover, the following line might be a good indicator of Fe > Fi in Gladys (not in touch with her own feelings, being poorly aware of the yearnings of her heart): «As the glass door closed behind Dorian, Lord Henry turned and looked at the Duchess with his slumberous eyes. “Are you very much in love with him?” he asked. She did not answer for some time, but stood gazing at the landscape. “I wish I knew,” she said at last.»
Biografie
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Persönlichkeit correlate
Dorian Gray
Lord Henry "Harry" Wotton
Basil Hallward
Sibyl Vane
Alan Campbell
James “Jim” Vane
Mrs. Vane
Lady Victoria Wotton
