Green (Imposter) tipo de personalidade mbti
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"Que tipo de personalidade é Green (Imposter)? Green (Imposter) é um tipo de personalidade ISFJ em mbti, 3w4 - - 963 em enneagram, SCOEI em Big 5, em sociônicos."
I fear people have mistyped Imposter Green so bad it’s not funny. I promise you that they’re a SP2 instead of SO9 like Crewmate Green or E3. (I have looked at all of their/its screentime and all sources are from Linktree, theogiee’s E2 Full’s translation.) Imposter Green puts up this “fake persona” that originates from the Crewmate Green as the infection has given it the memories of its original host. Reading off of Linktree, theogiee’s E2 Full’s translation. “The pride of a self-preservation E2 isn’t always obvious to others. In fact, they might be mistaken for other Enneagram types that appear more “needy” or more diligent. Depending on their age, family style, and culture, they will develop interpersonal strategies to maintain their privileges. To avoid having to define themselves or assert their individuality in the world, they tend to take the least risky path.” The paragraph that is displayed is meant to represent how Imposter Green takes in the surroundings and crewmates on board and its way of communicating without any slip ups. Mindset being, “If I take on a more innocent and a willing personality, ex. “I don’t have lust for anything, least of all blood.” , “But are we like for sure for sure Orange is gonna keep killing crewmates?” , “And if you need me to be the murderer, I’ll happily take the fall to beef up my resume.” , “You think I’m the killer?” And a majority of his interactions, I won’t be suspected of my actions (killings). Reasoning of why they seem more willing to listen to higher status crewmates lies within these sections of the Self Preservation E2 “The self-preservation E2 tries to occupy the center of attention, seemingly concerned with others’ needs, being the first to ask what they need… So, they feel both irreplaceable and constantly humiliated, never acknowledged for their right or ability to make their own choices and lead an independent life. Deep down, they come to believe that they are incapable of surviving on their own, that leaving will lead to hunger or illness, that they lack the tools to sustain themselves. These beliefs reinforce an underlying sense of lack and inferiority… Manipulating their environment plays a key role in how self-preservation E2s relate to others… This tendency to conceal, manipulate, charm their way out of trouble, and selectively present themselves reinforces their illusion of autonomy and omnipotence: “I can do and achieve everything I set my mind to,” “I don’t depend on anyone,” and “I have no limits.” In their pseudo-independence, a self-preservation E2 is terrified of ending up alone or without the resources to survive. This fear of having no one can take over their life entirely. Without realizing it, they fill their days with obligations, people to care for, and activities (even ones they don’t truly enjoy), just to maintain a sense of connection. On the surface, they appear adaptable, like someone who can go along with anything, but eventually, they’ll feel the need to retreat. They become exhausted from being immersed in other people’s lives rather than their own. This tendency to surround themselves with others stems from their difficulty in knowing what truly nourishes them (not just what entertains them—because in that, they’re experts). They struggle to identify what helps them grow and mature. Entertainment provides an escape, keeping them from facing what they actually want in life. The excessive activity that “fills” their life only increases their disconnection from themselves and reinforces their own self-deception. Lying also becomes a way to avoid frustration in relationships, minimizing, adjusting, and softening reality to create an illusion of harmony. But this strategy backfires, because when conflict inevitably arises, it amplifies feelings of shame and guilt, making it even harder to confront reality. And yet, facing reality is what would actually allow them to take responsibility and mature in their relationships.” By playing part in these behaviors, it makes you think, “They’re too innocent to be the imposter.” Why most viewers didn’t suspect Green as the last remaining imposter. The only reason it was found out to be an imposter was due to it killing Cyan when the lights were out and after O2 had been fixed, when Purple had mentioned their and Red’s past to Green’s hollowed out husk and Brown. Even though they can appear to operate alone at the end, they used the resources (Ore+) as assistance to fight Purple and Red.
