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    Homer - SEE



    Bart - SEI



    Lisa - EII



    Marge - ESE



    Maggie - SLI



    Mr. Burns - LIE



    Ned Flanders - EII

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    How can you type Maggie?

    Why is the lazy and feckless Homer a Se dominant? Why is the hyperactive and mischievous Bart an IP?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cat King Cole View Post
    How can you type Maggie?

    Why is the lazy and feckless Homer a Se dominant? Why is the hyperactive and mischievous Bart an IP?
    Homer uses so much it's insane! He's always out and about doing something. He may be lazy at work, but when he's on an adventure, he's always energized and doing something. You can see him use constantly when around his family and he uses it to his advantage such as neighbours like Ned Flanders who is an EII.

    You don't know many SEI's do you? SEIs can be hyperactive and mischievous. My brother is an SEI and since he was a kid he was always off an about simply doing things. When he's not doing something, he's usually just watching television. However, he goes with the flow, if something comes along he'll jump along for the ride.
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    That's not Se. And of course he's out-and-about, or else wtf kind of show would we be watching?

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    Quote Originally Posted by poli View Post
    That's not Se. And of course he's out-and-about, or else wtf kind of show would we be watching?
    His behaviour is similar to SEEs I know in real life. Also, it kind of proves my point of why they'd choose an SEE as their title character, but to each their own I guess.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Traveler View Post
    His behaviour is similar to SEEs I know in real life. Also, it kind of proves my point of why they'd choose an SEE as their title character, but to each their own I guess.
    I really don't see how he's not Ne or Fi-PoLR, or how he's gamma, but we'll agree to disagree.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Traveler View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Cat King Cole View Post
    How can you type Maggie?

    Why is the lazy and feckless Homer a Se dominant? Why is the hyperactive and mischievous Bart an IP?
    Homer uses so much it's insane! He's always out and about doing something. He may be lazy at work, but when he's on an adventure, he's always energized and doing something. You can see him use constantly when around his family and he uses it to his advantage such as neighbours like Ned Flanders who is an EII.

    You don't know many SEI's do you? SEIs can be hyperactive and mischievous. My brother is an SEI and since he was a kid he was always off an about simply doing things. When he's not doing something, he's usually just watching television. However, he goes with the flow, if something comes along he'll jump along for the ride.
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    For one, I can't imagine an ILE or an IEE strangling the hell out of Bart like that
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    Quote Originally Posted by Traveler View Post
    You don't know many SEI's do you?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cat King Cole View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Traveler View Post
    You don't know many SEI's do you?
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    Thanks for the chuckle.
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    Homer - Se-SxE, Ne-ILE can also work
    Bart - ESTp or ENTp Ti-sub, LSI Se-sub
    Lisa - EII, IEE, ILI
    Marge - SEI Si-sub, ESE Si-sub
    Flanders - ESE, SEI Fe-sub, LSE
    Milhouse - EII, LII
    Burns - ILI, LII, SLI
    Smithers - IEI, EIE, IEE
    Moe - ILI, SLE, ESI

    Quote Originally Posted by Cat King Cole View Post
    Why is the lazy and feckless Homer a Se dominant? Why is the hyperactive and mischievous Bart an IP?
    Se can be associated with pleasure and adventure seeking tendencies that seem to fit Homer's personality quite well. Bart actually has that same streak but he is more deliberate in seeking out his sources of enjoyment than Homer, who is more dreamy/clueless in comparison. Ne-ILE typing would also work, though I think Homer is more sensory kind of seeking, so Se fits him better.

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    i dont really see him as Se. he seems really unfocused, on abstract and complicated tangents, and says lots of Ne things.

    even though hes borderline retarded

    as for Fe > Fi, i guess just look at bender's Fe vs fry's Fi, since theyre the same creator. so overall just seems like an obvious typing.

    i thought about ESFP, but couldnt get it to fit. homer is pretty much a more stuck in his imagination/more physically handicapped/less physically aware version of bender. look-a-likes, rather than comparatives
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    For one, I can't imagine an ILE or an IEE strangling the hell out of Bart like that
    When he's strangling Bart, there is no resonance or connection with him as a human, like say you would have if you were to strangle someone, or really a subjective awareness. Everything he does/says seems Fi-PoLR and to back Fe. His emotional reasoning comes across a lot more purposefully objectified than what I see in Fi types, ie. for prevalence's sake, Homer's comparative type from the other show, Fry. Maybe this was a tactic for supplying emotional stimulation to the population of viewers, that was influenced by one of the creators (to make his personality more Fe.) Also, both main characters seem to back Ne-INFJ Groening's primary format of comedy.

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    Pretty Ne/Si heavy overall

    Homer Simpson - Ne-ENTP
    Marge Simpson - Si-ISFP
    Bart Simpson - Ti-ENTP
    Lisa Simpson - Fi-ENFP
    Ned Flanders - Fi-INFJ
    Moe Szyslak - Te-INTP
    Milhouse Van Houten - Ti-INTJ
    Reverend Timothy Lovejoy - Te-ISTP
    Apu Nahasapeemapetilon - Fi-ISFJ
    Marion "Fat Tony" D'Amico - Fe-ENFJ
    Montgomery Burns - Si-ESTJ
    Waylon Smithers - Ne-INFJ
    Comic Book Guy - Ti-ENTP
    Nelson Muntz - Se-ESTP
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