He’s able to think on his feet, adapt quickly, give people the impression he cares for them even when he doesn’t (hello, tertiary Fe). Jamie Lannister – ESTPĪdventurous, tactically proficient, and charming, Jamie Lannister embodies the rather unhealthy male ESTP.
Find out what it means to be an ISFP personality type here. Her intuition is in service to her subjective ethics and the opportunities of the moment (Fi/Se) rather than the other way around, as would be more akin to the INFJ. She also has a plan to “rule,” but her strategy doesn’t go much deeper than that. A lot of people have typed Danaerys as INFJ, but she’s far more in tune with her subjective values and plan than the emotional nuances of the people around her. She must stay true to her vision and has no problem changing her plans at the spur-of-the-moment when she’s following her gut. But her values are very distinctly internalized and personal to her, rather than being something she seeks approval of from the people around her. She seeks out people with strong thinking abilities to balance out her more subjective, value-laden approach to decisions. Rarely effusive or transparent, she keeps her eyes focused on her personal mission (if you’re into cognitive functions, this would be her Fi and Ni working together). Or you can take the official MBTI® here.ĭanaerys Targaryen has the cool, intense, persistent nature of the ISFP. Not sure what your personality type is? Take our new personality questionnaire here. I hope you enjoy this! Here’s the Game of Thrones Character You’d Be, Based On Your Myers-Briggs® Personality Type Have you ever been watching “Game of Thrones” and wondered which hero (or villain) of Westeros you would be? Today we’re going to explore the Myers-Briggs® personality types of some of the more notable characters in this series.
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