Betas in Fiction!

[Satan]

I'd say SLE, Ti subtype. I wasn't sure which out of the beta STs, but unhealthy SLEs are very withdrawn most of the time, so it works. It's just the way Cathy talks about Heathcliff, sounds like dual relations, or at least I could really relate it to my experience with a SLE, you feel like the person is you. ?

so, to you, how does a SLE appear when they are withdrawn.

[betterthan]

so, to you, how does a SLE appear when they are withdrawn.

Well I am thinking of an unhealthy SLE withdrawal, not a regular SLE withdrawal so as not to bring the mood of the group down, and he was very Heathcliff like. But then again, I only watched the film so I don't have the best view.... Let's trust in octopuslove, she knows what shes talking about imo .

[betterthan]

Aww, thanks . But your descriptions make me want to watch the film now, I always remember the book fondly but I'm often disappointed on rereading it but the film sounds much more satisfying.

It was sort of an ITV3 creation, a channel we have in the UK so I am not sure if you can even get it in the USA. I loved it so much, I watched it once, then watched it again right after.