[HPforGrownups] Re: Weasley Types (was Molly and Arthur )
Barb Roberts
miamibarb at BellSouth.net
Wed Mar 2 23:35:37 UTC 2005
No: HPFGUIDX 125427
On Mar 1, 2005, at 1:09 AM, Tonks wrote:
>
> Thinking about the personality types of Molly, Arthur, DD, Lupin and
> other NF types, it occurred to me that they are all poor...
>
Barbara:
Arthur might be an NT (an intuitive-thinker type). All his fanciful
tinkering projects and his love of gadgets indicates an engineer's
mindset. Engineers are not always practical. My aunt used say that it
took her engineer stepson took hours to finish a simple plumbing
project. A healthy imagination and a drive for perfection sometimes
get in the way of reality. I know that in the past some on this list
have suggested that NT personalities are unfeeling, and have labeled
all the heartless, mean-spirited characters in HP as being an "NT."
However, I think some of the good guys may be NT types, McGonagall,
Arthur and perhaps Bill. I work with a bunch of computer nerds,
classic NTs, and many of them are nice, reasonable people who have
feelings. Ironically, they are often the first to label someone else as
mean (and rightfully so.) The feeling types are usually more likely
to make excuses for callous people. I might add too that being a
feeling or "F" type doesn't mean that one is nice or kind. It just
means that they make decisions based on feelings, and if the feeling
are bitter, then watch out!
Barbara Roberts
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