Margalo B. Berrygold Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of Margalo B. Berrygold? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for Margalo B. Berrygold from Strawberry Shortcake 2003 and what is the personality traits.
ESFP (7w6)
Margalo B. Berrygold personality type is ESFP, which is an extroverted sensing feeling perceptive type. My introverted sensing, my extraverted sensing, my introverted sensing feeling, my extroverted feeling, my extraverted feeling. A natural extrovert with a very sensitive nature, I have strong empathic abilities that can be triggered at the mere sight of human suffering. When I have a strong empathic response to someone, I tend to become very quiet. I often feel overwhelmed by the emotions of others, which can lead me to over-compensate so that I can try to relieve their pain. At times, this can lead to me losing sight of my own emotions, and then I may become angry or frustrated at myself for not being able to be present with them.
I can also be very empathetic towards animals, which is why I chose the animal communication path on the Myers Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) test. I was raised on a farm, and animals were always around me. Even as a young child I was able to understand their body language and how they communicated with each other, and I had always wanted to be an animal communicator.
When the Berry Fairy Came to Stay:
While out picking strawberries, Strawberry Shortcake and her dog Pupcake and cat Custard, come across a little fairy named Margalo B. Berrygold. Realizing right off the bat that Strawberry is a kind and generous little girl, Margalo takes advantage of her by pretending that she is injured. Strawberry takes Margalo to her home to take care of her until she is better. It seems that the more Strawberry helps Margalo the more she wants to be helped. Pupcake and Custard soon figure out that they are being used by the tiny fairy, but Strawberry does not believe them when they tell her Margalo is not really hurt. Strawberry insists on trying to do Margalo's job of making the strawberries red, but cannot do it on her own. The question is whether Margalo will see her selfish ways are harmful in time to save the strawberries.
