saw it last night with my son.
great, totally fun movie!
Iron man, SLE
Hulk, SLI
Natasha LIE
Fury LSE
Hawkeye ESI
Thor SLE
Captain America LSI
Loki EIE
What do you think? The only ones I'm really confident in are Loki and Iron man.
saw it last night with my son.
great, totally fun movie!
Iron man, SLE
Hulk, SLI
Natasha LIE
Fury LSE
Hawkeye ESI
Thor SLE
Captain America LSI
Loki EIE
What do you think? The only ones I'm really confident in are Loki and Iron man.
IEI-Fe 4w3
I dunno, I really liked the idea of Stark being SEE and the Hulk being ILI, Traditionally the concept of the Hulk is a somewhat Fe oriented thing but in this movie I think it was fairly evident that he was extremely detached from his emotional world. As for Stark I view his technical prowess as a less important observation with regards to typing him than the fact that he completely creates his own authority. He's very obviously decided that the only things important to him are the things that he decides are important to him. In that sense I think while he does get involved in some special occasions he also seems fairly emotionally not involved in them and does things like react emotionally contradictory to the situations he's involved in.
I've played with the idea of making them an alpha dual pair, ESE and LII since Stark in the movie is constantly trying to obtain some level of physical comfort in the form of fine food or fine things but I really don't see much Fe coming out of that man. For what it's worth Potts might be IEI, probably some introverted type but I haven't given it much thought.
As for the two of them, they have to be duals. I refuse to live in a world were they are not duals their relationship may have been the most awesome part of that movie and they only got like three scenes together.
Easy Day
Stark is SLE. Hulk is ILI. I actually thought about ILI for him too. That would make them semi-duals. close enough. lol
IEI-Fe 4w3
Potts is ESI, I think. Maybe even EII. That isn't duality with Stark.
Hulk ili, but probably played by a SxI actor.
Stark is definitely SLE. My SLE friend is utterly convinced they are identicals. I haven't seen Avengers though
The end is nigh
Iron man - ILE
Hulk - SLI
Natasha - LIE
Fury - LSE
Hawkeye - LSI
Thor - SLE
Captain America - ESI
Loki - IEI
I agree with most of your typings redbaron, but to me Iron man is ILE as they come and Captain America is ESI, their conflictor relationship is quite clear.
“We cannot change the cards we are dealt, just how we play the hand.” Randy Pausch
Ne-IEE
6w7 sp/sx
6w7-9w1-4w5
“We cannot change the cards we are dealt, just how we play the hand.” Randy Pausch
Ne-IEE
6w7 sp/sx
6w7-9w1-4w5
I just got back from the theater. That was a good movie. And here are my fresh thoughts on typings.
Iron Man: SEE He has a very forceful personality and a carefree spirit. Unlike SLEs, Stark is likeable. Even though he's so pushy. His attitude reminds me of woofl and another SEE guy I know. He can be serious, but not as quickly as a logical type would.
Hulk: SSM Stupid sensory monster. Why are you trying to type The Hulk?
Natasha: LIE She's logical. I thought her career choice made her more likely to be an irrational, but I don't think any of those types fit her. Intuitive makes sense. LIE is fine with me.
Fury LIE I know he looks LSE, but he pulls some small lies that I think would bother an LSE more than an LIE. And is there any reason for him to be a sensor?
Hawkeye ESI I didn't get to see much of his personality, but he's an introvert. And his relationship to Natasha really felt like duality.
Thor PIE He sorta reminded me of Boromir. I don't really see why he can't be SLE, but he's an alien, so he gets his own typology.
Captain America LSE He's the one I could best relate to. Maybe because he was old-fashioned, but it seemed whatever he did was what I would do in that situation. Besides, isn't he the leader? LSIs aren't leaders.
Loki EIE Who am I to disagree with Captain America?
Iron man LSE
Hulk SLI
Natasha SEE
Fury SLI
Hawkeye SLI
Thor protecting people, looks like SLE but acts like EII
Captain America SLE - they have no problem in taking up a leadership position and getting the job done.
Loki ILE
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Dual type (as per tcaudilllg)
Enneagram 5 (wings either 4 or 6)?
I'm constantly looking to align the real with the ideal.I've been more oriented toward being overly idealistic by expecting the real to match the ideal. My thinking side is dominent. The result is that sometimes I can be overly impersonal or self-centered in my approach, not being understanding of others in the process and simply thinking "you should do this" or "everyone should follor this rule"..."regardless of how they feel or where they're coming from"which just isn't a good attitude to have. It is a way, though, to give oneself an artificial sense of self-justification. LSE
Best description of functions:
http://socionicsstudy.blogspot.com/2...functions.html
I agree that Stark is probably SLE, but on an unrelated note I had an SLE friend who moved to cali to get into movies. He's been in one so far on netflix called the Christmans Bunny for like a scene, which I thought was hilarious but anyway he was convinced he and Doctor House were identical. On the one hand I see the comparison in attitude and somewhat in thinking style and perhaps even some kind of innate logical prowess both types have but Dr. House is really probably not SLE.
I never really had the heart to kill that dream though.
Easy Day
Iron Man ILE
Pepper Potts SEI
Hulk LII
Natasha SEE
Hawkeye SLI
Fury LSE
Marie Hill SLI
Captain America ESI
Loki EIE
Phil Coulson ILI
House and Tony Stark are identicals imo. Imo neither Tony or House are SLE's, they don't have the bravado, they never even pretends to be a brave people and Captain America's criticism of Tony was on point as far as Tony is always looking to save his own ass, which is what House does a lot of the time as well.
Yes, sure that was brave. But it's nothing that Tony would ever try to communicate with others and that's kinda of socionics. Genius, billionaire, playboy, philanthropist.
Also in the Iron Man movies, he's described as having OCD issues with physical contact with stuff.
I haven't seen The Avengers but this showed up on my Facebook and I'm pretty fuckin annoyed.
What If The Male Avengers Posed Like The Female One?
lol
I discussed the characters with Brilliand. I asked what type Iron Man was. He said, "Well, he's a genius inventor who made his own metal suit..." And we all know what type that is. I guess Iron Man isn't SEE after all. Brilliand also thinks Hulk is the same type as Bruce Banner, who is LII, and that when he "Hulks out" he just becomes able to fight with Se and actually win even though he doesn't know how.
I move we start trying for a consensus.
I can't take Fury seriously as Te ego. Not a realistic one at least. Sam Jackson gets in the way.
There are multiple stories on how Stark invents the suit, but all of them amount to him being a prodigy inventor type. In the movies, the power source is from his dad's ideas though. The suit was a way to escape captivity. While in some comics, Stark is born diseased or crippled, and he invents a suit to compensate.
Ironman - SLE - Very Beta. A IEI would find his forceful personally more endearing than a SEI
Bruce Banner - *LI - not sure if S or N, but the character itself seems more N, though the actor more S.
Captain America - LSE - Has the stoicism that reminds me of Delta.
Nick Fury - L*E - It could go either way, but his lack of analogy, in favor of archetypal statements makes me think decisive quadra. so LIE if i had to choose
Thor - Honestly, i think he's supposed to be SLE, but he does have alot of Ne+Fi in his conversation with Loki.
Loki - I don't see the Fe. I see the Ti. LSI, though the real character would seem to be more LII in nature.
Most of those are good, Pookie, but I disagree on Iron Man. Maritsa gets a lot of flak for typing guys as LSE just because she's attracted to them, but you're doing the same in typing Iron Man SLE just because IEIs like him.
Well, it's because of what i like about the character. Though, i didn't put too much effort in explaining my thoughts.
The thing that i feel is shared with both SEE's and ILE's is this link of premise to conclusion chain-link jumps(my way of describing it), that i feel is most accurately described in Gulenko's cognitive styles as Causal-Deterministic thinking. But i don't see this with Ironman's character. I see a circumspect sort of knowledge in the area's he studies(like learning the information he was given in the night before meeting up with the rest of the Avengers), that is indicative of Holographic-Panoramic thinking. The way it is expressed as well, The notion of "this" is always dealing with concrete information, and not in the world of potential or possibility. I feel this is a Se slant. And the way that it's put together is very analytical, without overtly expressing the facts. And that is a very *LE way of favoring Ti over Te.
Another tangent in my head, is that Si seems like a domain he takes care of all by himself, and not something that he's ever shown interest in others for bringing. Whilst, the moments of Ni from Scarlett in the Ironman films, seems to impress the hell out of him, and he still seems endeared to her in this film, where she totally makes use of Ni in just about every interrogation scene she has a part in.
And well, Fi is(to me) clearly Ironman POLR - as Fi is what captain america focused on, that inadvertantly incited the sacrificial moment where ironman takes the nuke through the portal.
All that comes together IMO as Se>Ne / Ti>Fi / Holographic Panoramic thinking>Causal Deterministic / Beta>other quadra's - And the sum of that combination leads to one result - SLE. Which just so happens to work with my original inclination, IEI's would prefer Ironman's style more than an SEI.
clearly I need to see the Ironman films. Sounds like Natasha is LIE...
IEI-Fe 4w3
A lot of the movie is the contrast between Stark and Captain America.
Like when they get to the ship, he's all up in the computer systems and hacking while Captain decides to take a more physical route and snoop around.
Also Stark is very good at assessing the potential of people and situations, as he sussed out things long before he put them into play. Like the Hulk, he was basically egging the Hulk on and knew he would show up as the green monster during the event. He also hired himself a new scientists.
And he's also explaining things in a way to be totally over the top of everyone's head.
I really don't think self-sacrifice to save millions of people is type related.Originally Posted by After dying
My wild guesses:
Iron Man LIE
Captain America LSE
Superman LSE
Spiderman LII
Wolverine SLI
The Punisher SLI
Hulk ESE
Bill Clinton SLE
Ronald Reagan EIE
Michio Kaku ILE
Leila Lopes (Miss Universe 2011) IEI
ILE "Searcher"
Socionics: ENTp
DCNH: Dominant --> perhaps Normalizing
Enneagram: 7w6 "Enthusiast"
MBTI: ENTJ "Field Marshall" or ENTP "Inventor"
Astrological sign: Aquarius
To learn, read. To know, write. To master, teach.
I had thought Tony Stark in the Iron Man movie was ILE at the time I saw it and I even posted something about this but I can't find it. I don't know if I'd still agree with myself (others in the thread thought SLI for the character) and I can't remember the character very well anymore. I think I saw Pepper Potts as ESI and there being a continual issue regarding quadra values. But I don't know if I'd still see this.
I liked the movie and I'm not going to type anybody, but I will say that I wouldn't have minded if they didn't include Thor in it. Loki I didn't particularly mind. Stark pretty good, Hulk alright, Captain America liked him less than I thought I would, the hawk guy sort of a middling non entity. Most of the people in SHIELD I liked, but I think that's because in super hero movies I tend to enjoy the non super heros that are competent a lot more than the main super awesome powerful people. It's something about their vulnerability in the face of implacable foes. I mean I don't really like to watch a group of more or less invulnerable people fighting stuff. That's kind of why I hate the Hulk.
The Black Widow I thought was probably the most interesting character in the movie, if only because she's more or less just an exceptionally talented martial artist that's intelligent and subtly manipulative. Her scene with Loki was probably my favorite in the entire film, as well as her fight scenes in Russia and against that other dude.
It sounds like I'm saying the movie was a lot worse than I thought it was, but I guess it's just that I enjoyed it overall more than I did for any of the individual characters for the most part.