Adder Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of Adder? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for Adder from The Animals Of Farthing Wood and what is the personality traits.
ISTP (8w9)
Adder personality type is ISTP, which means there is "using logic, practical skills, and the present moment" (NTP). The logical side of this personality type is highly developed. As a result, the ISTP will be practical and rational in almost all of their interactions with the world. They are very pragmatic, logical, and objective. They will make direct and to the point statements and will expect others to do the same.
ISTPs are very practical, objective, and realistic people. They make direct statements and expect others to do the same.
ISTPs are very practical, objective, and realistic people. They make direct statements and expect others to do the same.
ISTPs can be very logical and rational people. They are focused on the task at hand, and they will often go out of their way to find practical solutions that are efficient. They are practical and focused on the present moment - they don't like wasting time or energy on anything they can't see an immediate benefit from.
ISTPs can be very logical and rational people. They are focused on the task at hand, and they will often go out of their way to find practical solutions that are efficient.
Adder is a snake who makes the journey from Farthing Wood to White Deer Park in both the books and the TV series. Adder shows very little emotion to the other animals and is seemingly uninterested in upholding the oath. However, Adder does help the other creatures on many occasions such as saving Vixen from the hunt and distracting Jack while the other animals escape from the farm. Having originally isolated herself in the park, Adder grows fonder of the other animal`s company over time and acts in a much more friendly manner late in the series.
