박윤수 | Park Yoon-soo MBTI 성격 유형
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"박윤수 | Park Yoon-soo은 어떤 성격 유형입니까? 박윤수 | Park Yoon-soo은 mbti의 INTJ 성격 유형입니다. enneagram의 1w9 - sx/so - 154, big 5의 RCOEI, socionics의 ILI입니다."
The last 191 chapters + extras have passed, I want to analyze the character from the very beginning Chapter 16: Park Yoon-soo refused to kill Han Chae-Ah because of the moral principles conditioned by his past. Not a sense of empathy, but his personal former experiences didn’t allow him to do what was once done to him. This shows the predominance of Fi over Fe Chapter 24: Park Yoon-soo said «don’t worry, I don’t make mistakes». Throughout the story, there’s always an emphasis on his perfectionism and his skills in long-term planning. This shows his E1 and Introverted Perceiving > Extraverted Perceiving Chapter 25: Park Yoon-soo made fun of Han Chae-Ah because she tried to outplay his carefully formed conspiracy. He was so confident in his planning skills that he didn't notice how Han Chae-Ah stole his button right from under his nose, thereby exposing his activities to his «father». This shows high Ni and suppressed Se which led to a miscalculation out of the blue Chapter 38: another bright sign of high Ni from Park Yoon-soo. During a conversation with Nam Haewon, he made a conclusion only by verbal signs coming from Nam Haewon that he’s wrong for Han Chae-Ah and only Park himself would be able to get along with her. He didn’t know Nam Haewon before, but his intuition gave all the necessary, and most importantly, the correct information Chapter 42: in continuation to the previous paragraph, Park Yoon-soo with the help of his strong intuition completed in his head the whole story of Han Chae-Ah’s past. Knowing only bits of information, he understood who Nam Haewon was to her and why she went to jail. Having the information formed by his Ni, he immediately found practical use for it to influence on Han Chae-Ah (which indicates Te usage) Chapter 48: the archetypal behavior for vampires that Park Yoon-soo fully follows is stated: «they don't get close to anyone and don't make friends». This is how Geurim described vampires, analyzing Park Yoon-soo behavior. Strong social introversion and comfort from loneliness say about the lack of Fe in any position and about general introversion Chapter 54: Another sign of the absence of Fe in Park Yoon-soo is his words, "Why not just give up on interacting with people? Why continue to stew in this cauldron of regrets?" This is clearly not the behavior of an Fe extravert, particularly an ENTP user. The dominance of Fi over Fe is evident. Chapter 57: Park Yoon-soo conflicts with his father, rejecting family customs and established rules. He genuinely doesn't understand their meaning and appropriateness, considering punishments for them unfair. Park Yoon-soo asks his father to punish him instead of Geurim, expressing outrage that someone other than him received punishment for breaking the rules. This thinking and behavior indicate a Ni>>Si orientation, supported by 1V. Chapter 58: After losing (as he thinks at that moment) a close person, Park Yoon-soo also wants to die because, for him, the close ones are a part of himself. At the same time, he is completely indifferent to all other people and lacks empathy for them. This thinking corresponds to the behavior of an Fi user. Chapter 62: The father notes that Park Yoon-soo "became too human" and started experiencing human emotions under the influence of Han Chae-Ah. While strangers didn't evoke any emotions in him, the presence of a newfound "close" person, Han Chae-Ah, was enough to awaken dormant emotions in Park Yoon-soo. This emphasizes the introverted direction of feelings in Park Yoon-soo. Chapter 64: Park Yoon-soo states that he will take Geurim, an egotistical act putting Park Yoon-soo's desires above Geurim's well-being. He pities Geurim, but he pities his own peace of mind more. In response to reproaches from Han Chae-Ah about "ignoring those who want to help him," he responds with "who cares." Thus, Park Yoon-soo once again shows the absence of Fe and the significant role of Fi in his consciousness. Chapter 65: Facing stress and the disruption of his "carefree life," Park Yoon-soo doesn't want to get involved and wishes to isolate himself from the real world, retreating into the introvert's comfort zone – isolation from people. Chapter 76: It is stated that "vampires tend to prepare a refuge in advance," as Park Yoon-soo, by his example, showed that he always has pre-prepared escape routes and trump cards for all life situations. He always knows and anticipates what potentially might happen to him, consistently acting one step ahead of his opponent, demonstrating his developed Ni. Chapter 82: In flashbacks, events that shaped many moral principles and Park Yoon-soo's personality are shown. He eavesdropped on a nightmare of Han Chae, feeling sympathy for her at that moment. Similar experiences evoked emotions in Park Yoon-soo, indicating the functioning of Fi in this situation.
