James "Jamie" MacKenzie Fraser Personality Type, MBTI
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ENFJ (8w9)
James "Jamie" MacKenzie Fraser personality type is ENFJ, which is quite rare. It's often mistaken for ENTJ, especially with its tall, handsome, tall-talking demeanor. In addition to the tallness of his stature, Jamie is tall in his opinion. He believes strongly in the importance of fairness and justice. However, he's a dreamer. He can be a bit of a romantic at times, and he's a bit of a hippie.
He is a typical ENFJ, which is a big dreamer, a big thinker, a doer, a leader, an organizer, a mentor, a teacher, a teacher's pet...
In the Seinfeld episode "The Strike," the character was played by actor David Puddy. In real life, David Puddy was an ENFJ as well as a Seinfeld fan. He was the ENFJ of the cast! He's tall and has a deep voice.
In his December 2015 Seinfeld themed article "Seinfeld is Back, and Better Than Ever," website manager Josh Wigler said:
"It's been 20 years since the Seinfeld series finale aired on May 14, 1998.
James "Jamie" MacKenzie Fraser (aka Jamie MacTavish): A strapping young Scottish redhead with a complicated past and disarming sense of humor. Jamie is intelligent, principled, and, by 18th century standards, educated and worldly. He picks up languages very easily, and after initial conflict he falls in love with the mysterious Claire. Though he does not always know what she is doing, Jamie usually trusts Claire
