Sister Paxton tipo de personalidade mbti
Personalidade
"Que tipo de personalidade é Sister Paxton? Sister Paxton é um tipo de personalidade em mbti, 9w1 - so/sx - 794 em enneagram, SCUAI em Big 5, IEE em sociônicos."
SPOILERS FOR HERETIC! THE SHORT: Sister Paxton is best typed as an ESFJ 9w1, but after Sister Barnes’ murder, she takes on an INFP 9w1 role to serve the story’s needs, resulting in an inconsistent but functional character arc. THE LONG: I’ll come back and give a more thorough analysis after doing a script deep dive. Imagine me saying all this in a Hugh Grant in Heretic monologue about my theory way. ESFJ 9w1 so because she’s trying to be the community-oriented, socially-graceful, approval-craving woman her religion is encouraging her to be. Her self definition is that she’s part of a many sister family and part of this church, and her efforts to be tactful and polite - at first - are prioritized over her attempts to escape. Her big moment of growth is embracing Sister Barnes’ assertive ability to talk back. She’s the one who’s hyperaware that something in the environment changed. I used to be around a lot of psych and nursing students pursuing people-oriented degrees, that is, a blend of scientific thought and ESFJs. Her speech about prayer at the end fits the pattern I’ve seen. “Here’s the study, here’s what they thought, and here’s what that makes me feel like I should do to be caring to the maximum amount of people.” Now, while there is a push for ENFP and 7w6, I propose that it’s unaligned with her character. She doesn’t seem able to follow the ENTP in the room’s train of thought, and when he proposes ideas, she never really buys them or connects them together. She is a foil to him because of her simplicity; that is, she has Occam’s razor thinking. He can say as much cult nonsense as he wants, and she’s able to say - with increasing confidence - “…No…I don’t think you’re right. That doesn’t line up with the real world I know. I don’t have jargon to explain why I feel like that, I just do. However, her intuition towards the end could be Ne. I’d like to propose that - before and after Sister Barnes’s murder - Sister Paxton has a different personality. I think that the intuition she shows is not true to her personality presented and is rather what the creator needed to happen in order to expose Reed’s faulty thinking. With that in mind, I’d call the first character ESFJ 9w1 in 6 stress, and the later character INFP 9w1. She is able to hang on to her belief stubbornly in the face of his intimidation. This probably had to happen because we as the audience needed a camera to voyeur into the story properly, and without Sister Barnes - hypervigilant and aware - Sister Paxton absorbed that role. It works and it resolves the story in a fun way, but it doesn’t lend itself to consistent characterization.
