Ryker Dublin mbtiパーソナリティタイプ
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"Ryker Dublinはどのような性格タイプですか？ Ryker Dublinは、ISFP in MBTI、4w5 - so/sp - 459 in Enneagram、RLUAN in Big 5、SEI in socionics のパーソナリティタイプです。"
why are people typing them as e4? I don’t really see envy anywhere in rykers character whatsoever, in fact, a majority of their character is centered around them coping with anxiety-related issues and how their anxiety has driven them to live the life they have so far. the e4 places a special spotlight on their own suffering and that is what defines them a lot of the time, they are focused inward because they tie their suffering to their identity directly. while ryker went through a lot in the game, none of their motivations within their interactions show that they’re particularly envious of anything at all. e4s are rebels, original, and more often than not, bitter. And in comparison; “The adaptation instinct when coming into contact with the fearful passion of the 6 produces a character whose fear transforms into the need to obey laws for acceptance. They attempt to resolve their social insecurity and avoid their fear by adapting to a belief, a group, a leader or a personal moral code, these are the laws they choose to obey. These people, then, become highly dutiful, loyal and devoted.” “However, they don't blindly follow ideologies, they first doubt it until they are sure in it. On the other side of the spectrum, it is not uncommon for a SO6 to put trust in a system, only to be disappointed by it and end up developing their own set of rules to follow which they feel is truly just.” we venture with ryker as they find this set of rules to follow. a lot of their suffering revolves around the fact that the person they looked to for guidance and authority; the one they had their trust in had died. for majority of the game we see as they try desperately to cope with this loss, they are without a purpose without leon. “Persecutory ideas, self-accusation and ghosts threaten visions of isolation, of staying in a corner. The embarrassing episodes (school scenes of humiliation, punishment, family disapproval...), the demands of how to behave (severe gods, punishing authorities...) block spontaneity. Getting out of control is distressing, due to the ghost of exclusion and even madness. "If I get out of control, they're going to laugh at me", or "... I'm going to go crazy".” open 4 discussion though :-)
