Leia Hasumi (蓮見レイア) mbtiパーソナリティタイプ
個性
"Leia Hasumi (蓮見レイア)はどのような性格タイプですか？ Leia Hasumi (蓮見レイア)は、ENFJ in MBTI、3w2 - SO3 - 378 in Enneagram、SCOAI in Big 5、EIE in socionics のパーソナリティタイプです。"
SO3 blueprint. spoilers obviously. might rewrite upon the official EN TL release. > "With that power, she could always claim center stage. Always be the one people couldn't look away from. She had to stay the lead. Nothing else in the world mattered. It still wasn't enough. She had to shine brighter. She had to eclipse every person around her. She had to be the most visible human being alive." > "The trigger for her Witchification: her trauma of not being seen." A few things about Leia, is that she's a liar. An attention-seeker who wants to be the spotlight. A "main stage person." She wore a SO2's mask until her facade cracked. There's no doubt she's SO3. Vanity and dependency on external accomplishments and validation, living through the eyes of others (shame). SX3 is not bad, but her primary orientation is very obviously concerning the social instinct – Prestige: the need to occupy a significant position and become somebody through visibility, achievement, recognition, and public admiration, because these reflect her own worth. > "I... I need...! I NEED more people to watch me...! Take that away, and my life means NOTHING!!!" SO3 excessively adapts to what the environment or the world values due to it being their primary metric for success. To embody socially valued qualities and social value. This is present in Leia, who constantly shifts attitudes according to the environment. One could argue it's to avoid conflict, but her motives (and other characters' observations) point to it simply being something that would garner her the most attention. This is rather subtle, and her Gaze Redirection magic allows her to make everyone see her. Yet, even with that ability, she still presents herself through performances. Her envy and competitiveness are also very telling. She murders Noah, known by the other prisoners as Balloon, an anonymous world-famous street artist. Noah was taking the spotlight away from her, and she wanted that attention back. When caught, she initially claimed that she did it to "protect everyone," but her true motive was exposed as extreme jealousy. Noah's recognition threatened Leia's own position and significance. She couldn't stand someone else occupying the attention she wanted for herself. And her desire for Hiro's attention. This is especially relevant to the SO3's competitiveness, where their drive is not only to succeed, but to maintain their social position and remain the one who stands out. Willing to "eliminate" someone who threatens her position. > “Envy is one of the silent motors of their actions. [...] They use their discerning gaze to identify those in power, and approach them using carefully timed silences, the right words, the calculated gesture they believe will please. Once they’ve secured recognition, the struggle continues, now aimed at constant self-adaptation to avoid losing the privileges they’ve gained. There may be no limits to who they will step on or what lies they will construct to eliminate anyone who gets in their way.” – SO3, Vanity A SO3's childhood desire to be noticed, which is very evident in Leia's own childhood. The SO3's childhood environment describes a dynamic where a child's worth is reflected primarily through achievements rather than through their existence as a person. They become driven to construct an image that meets their need to be recognized as somebody in everyone's eyes, and their accomplishments become proof of their worth and significance. > "Once, just once, her mother's eyes drifted to a television in the hospital room. A stage play happened to be on. Maybe she was just staring at the glow. Maybe it meant absolutely nothing. But that image, flickering in her mother's eyes, became the only hope Leia had left. If I can stand on that stage... If I can stand in the brightest spotlight of all... she'll finally see me." This is also why her fixation goes beyond simply wanting affection or attention, as she doesn't imagine that being herself will make her mother see her; but that she has to become extraordinary. She has to stand on a stage, become the brightest spotlight, and give people something extraordinary to look at. All to be seen. It's an insatiable desire - no amount of attention could fully resolve her underlying sense of worthlessness. That is the E3's neurosis. >> “When the passion of vanity intertwines with the social instinct, it manifests as an unceasing and insatiable desire for constant validation of one’s worth, an incessant need to be recognized as ‘somebody’ in the eyes of everyone.” The SO3's identity is deeply dependent on the external gaze. They evaluate their worth through how others perceive them, identifying with the image they project rather than their actual inner experience. She realized that she would never escape or be seen by the outside world, losing the possibility of fulfilling the identity she constructed, that her existence loses all meaning. That broke her to the point of becoming Witchified.
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個性 correlate
Ema Sakuraba (桜羽 エマ)
Sherry Tachibana (橘シェリー)
Hiro Nikaidō (二階堂 ヒロ)
Mārgo Hōshō (宝生マーゴ)
An-an Natsume (夏目アンアン)
Hanna Tōno (遠野ハンナ)
Miria Saeki (佐伯ミリア)
Nanoka Kurobe (黒部ナノカ)
