Pippa Fitz-Amobi type de personnalité MBTI
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"Quel type de personnalité est Pippa Fitz-Amobi? Pippa Fitz-Amobi est un type de personnalité INTJ dans MBTI, 1w2 - so/sp - 153 dans Enneagram, SCOAI dans Big 5, LIE dans Socionics."
⚠️SPOILER⚠️ Pippa is definitely not Te dom or Fi inf: especially in the first book we can see that she's not at all so rational to be considered Te dom, but rather she has a so strong Fi that can look almost a Ni-Fi INFJ: the whole point of the first book is her constantly suppression of her Te, refusing objective proofs about Sal's guilt in Andie Bell's case, because of totally irrational and emotionally driven behavior (I knew Sal and he would never have done it). We start to see more her Te just from the second book, when she start to reason a bit more rational, and even more in the third book, but despite this her Fi still remain way too strong for a Fi inf, since she's still highly emotive and always need to justify her actions from a moral point of view, feeling guilty even after have killed a definitely dangerous and mentally deranged man who was about to kill her and that would have never stop. Her Se, instead, despite looks healthier than the one of an average Se inf, is still inf, as we can see by the fact that is definitely weaker than her Fi, and especially in the first book we can see how she's detatched from real world (like when she goes to the calamity party and don't understand why her normal dress (a dungaree, I seem to remember), wasn't suitable for a disco party), or when she show clear problems in improvisation, like when she have to take the number of the drug dealer at the calamity, and looks very awkward in her improvisation, looking funny. Then, even in the third book, we can see how bad she is in improvisation, freaking out at any small mistake in her plan, and thinking that she's defeated and she have to destroy all her plan and hand herself to authorities just for that small and insignificant mistake. About alignment, I think she's lawful, and not chaotic: is true that in the last book she lose hope on law, but this doesn't mean that she stop valuing the importance of it: she just wants a correct law, and not no law, and so she break the law just because is not correct, but we can see that she struggle a lot from the moral point of view to do this. She is social good in 5x5 alignment
