Felix Fellow Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of Felix Fellow? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for Felix Fellow from Tangle Tower and what is the personality traits.
ENFP (4w3)
Felix Fellow personality type is ENFP, although I think ENFJ is the most common variant and since there are no direct links between the two, I won't discuss it further.
The ENFP is an Extraverted Feeling Perceiver type which means that they have an intuition that is limited by their perceptions. The ENFP is also an Idealist which means that they will try to "see" a solution to a problem in their own mind before they would ever ask anyone else. They also have a strong desire to make a difference in the world and this drives their actions. They are overly optimistic and like to believe that everything will turn out well regardless of how difficult the situation may appear to be.
ENFPs are often attracted to fields such as law, politics, sociology, and even writing. They are highly adaptable and can go from job to job easily. They are not happy in one area of life for a long period of time and tend to jump from one field to another too quickly. They are often very charismatic and can use this to their advantage in finding work or influencing others.
ENFPs love to be around people, but are very sensitive and can get easily hurt by the people around them.
Felix Fellow is a grandiose self-proclaimed explorer (but possibly not true) living in Tangle Tower who likes to brag about his daring exploits. He is the husband of Flora, the father of Fifi, and the uncle of Fitz. Out of those in the Fellow family, he is the most vocal about his disdain for the Pointers, in particular Professor Pointer. He appears in Tangle Tower as a suspect in the Murder of Freya Fellow.
The Fellow patriarch fancies himself a savvy adventurer, as his appearance suggests. His adventures seem to mainly be exist in his imagination however, and he's very disconnected from the real world around him. It's uncertain if he's as confident in himself as he claims, or if it's pretense.
