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Courtney "Invisigal" tipo di personalità MBTI

Courtney "Invisigal" tipo di personalità MBTI

Dispatch (2025)Courtney "Invisigal"

Courtney "Invisigal" tipo di personalità

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"Che tipo di personalità è Courtney "Invisigal"? Courtney "Invisigal" è un tipo di personalità ESFP in mbti, 8w7 - SX8 - 874 in enneagram, RLUEN in big 5, SEE in socionics."

It's crazy that some people think this girl is an 8w7 (??) when she's literally the stereotypical sexual ESFP/ISFP 4. she is a 4 sexual. something that could be mistaken for an 8 because of her high intensity. In type 4, the wound is ENVY, and she is the pure definition of it. Even in the game, when she says “I’m not going to walk around that area looking at rich people’s houses that I could never afford.” She projects onto Robert when she says he’s “not a real hero” — I feel that comes from within herself. “They look better on me” when she steals Blazer’s earrings and he gives them back. “I want you to look at me the same way you look at Blazer…” — this is such a typical one. She wants others to see her the way they see a girl she knows is much better than her in many aspects. The sexual 4 is very intense and jealous too. And in many moments of the series you can see this, for one reason: envy. She wasn’t in love with him yet — she might like him a lot or feel confused, but the reason for her jealousy is that feeling of envy and lack. She wants what she cannot have. Malévola hugging Robert, Blazer dancing with Robert… even if Invisigal hadn’t fallen in love with him and only saw him as a mentor, I’m sure she still would’ve been bothered — the sense of lack, the envy that others have beautiful things that she doesn’t, or that others are admired instead of her. (I relate to this.) Yes, although she acts tough and have dirty talk, she knows very well how to play the “pity-me” card, especially with Robert which few people have noticed. when she’s in the park and says she wasn’t born to be a hero, waiting for him to say something back. “It’s not necessary… go, go celebrate with your team…” at the end of the series, obviously wanting him to stay with her. Seek emotional activation in Robert. No planned evil: it is a tactic born of insecurity Don’t get me wrong — I’ve noticed it because I’m like her. Obviously not as unhealthy, but I notice that melancholic, pitiful vibe sometimes: “I’m not meant to be a superhero, it’s written in the fucking stars.” If Chase had been her mentor, she wouldn’t say these things. She would’ve simply left — or he would’ve kicked her out on day one. But with Robert it’s different. She knows he’s different — that he has a good, soft heart, and that he doesn’t want to give up on her. He’s serious, calm, steady, and realistic — exactly what she truly needs. Someone who can comfort her, hold her, feel pity for her, and also correct her too. And it actually works in the game (of course, if you get the good ending and succeed as a mentor). When Robert talks to Chase, he thinks about her, protects her, and defends her whenever it’s needed. I’d say Invisigal managed to get into his head quite effectively — not because of her dirty talk or the sexual hints (though who knows, maybe), but because of her vulnerability and the protective instinct she triggers so hard in him. Which is ironic, coming from someone who puts on such a tough, street-hardened exterior. That’s why Chase got so angry when he saw them being so close — because he knew Visi wasn’t just a professional problem for the team, but a serious and absolute “entangler” for Robert. Whether it’s romantic or not in the end, Robert already said she’s the one he’s put the most effort into out of the whole team. She is deeply a sexual 4, also because of her intensity, her rebelliousness, her individualism, which she often uses to get attention (and she succeeded). Her need to connect with others — not socially or ambitiously, but emotionally, in terms of understanding, one-on-one. The motivation is different: 8 seeks control/power; 4 seeks identity/being seen. It’s for me the most magnetic character I’ve ever seen .