Henry Tilney Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of Henry Tilney? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for Henry Tilney from Northanger Abbey 2007 and what is the personality traits.
ENTP (7w6)
Henry Tilney personality type is ENTP, while the one of the prototype is INTP. It seems that the development of the main character of the story is more similar to an INTP than to an ENTP and the author is very skillful at adjusting the main character to fit into this description. For example, the main character has an infatuation with animals and especially with cats. He is funny and has a lot of hobbies. He loves to spend time alone and prefers to be alone than with others. He is not good at expressing his feelings and he does not like it when others express their feelings in front of him. He is an introvert and is not very successful at socializing with others. He does not like to make decisions and prefers to make decisions after considering all possibilities and reading all information about them. He is not very successful at solving problems and prefers to discuss them with other people. He is very good at understanding people and can tell if someone is lying or not. He is a very good writer and he has a lot of ideas for his works. He is good at communicating (he has a lot of friends and is very popular amongst his friends). He is good at doing research and seems to be good in everything he does.
Henry Tilney is the leading man in Jane Austen's 1817 novel Northanger Abbey. The younger son of a local landowner, Tilney is comfortably placed as a beneficed clergyman on his father's estate.
