Ivan Nikolayevich Ponyryov (Bezdomny) mbtiパーソナリティタイプ
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A young, aspiring poet. His pen name, Bezdomny (Иван Бездомный), means "homeless". Initially a willing tool of the MASSOLIT apparatus, he is transformed by the events of the novel. He witnesses Berlioz's death and nearly goes mad when other characters insist he is mistaken about Woland's existence and prediction of Berlioz's death (causing him to question his sanity). However, he later meets the Master in an psychiatric clinic, where he decides to stop writing poetry and comes to terms with the tragedy. Before settling on Bezdomny, Bulgakov tried many other names in earlier versions of the novel, including Bezrodny ("the lonely"), Besprizorny ("the stray kid"), Bezbrezhny ("the boundless") and many others. Proletarian writers often used similar pseudonyms; a notable example is Maxim Gorky ("the bitter").
