Snow White Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of Snow White? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for Snow White from Snow White & The Huntsman and what is the personality traits.
ISFP (6w5)
Snow White personality type is ISFP, which means that she is an introvert who does not like to be seen, feels out of place in large crowds, and generally prefers her own company. She is generally creative, but she has a hard time being direct about what she wants, so she can often feel misunderstood. Enchanted by the idea of being the fairest of them all, Snow White feels deep in her heart that she was born to be special. This creative force fuels her creative passion to live life to the fullest.
Snow White's negative traits are her tendency to be naïve about the world around her, her lack of ambition, and her natural tendency to feel overwhelmed by the task at hand. She is the epitome of the "helpless woman" archetype (which is why there is no indication of her personality type in the fairy tale).
Snow White's positive traits are her kindness, her creative spirit, and her kindness in general. She is also known for her kindness in her relationship with the seven dwarfs -- when she upbraided them for not making her a beautiful princess (and for eating too much), they immediately apologized and promised to do their best.
