Laurel Lance (Earth-2) Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of Laurel Lance (Earth-2)? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for Laurel Lance (Earth-2) from Arrow and what is the personality traits.
ISTP (8w7)
Laurel Lance (Earth-2) personality type is ISTP, which is described as "the inventor, the original thinker, the original doer, the original person". [1] [2] ISTP's are described as "driven to produce original ideas, and in the process to be the best at what they do," a "creative and highly intelligent" personality type. [3] [4] [5] [6]
ISTP's are described as "driven to produce original ideas, and in the process to be the best at what they do," a "creative and highly intelligent" personality type. The ISTP personality type is often considered to be the most creative out of all types. [7]
The ISTP personality type is often associated with people who are interested in mechanics, science, and engineering, for example mechanics, scientists, and engineers. [8]
ISTP's are often associated with the "left brain" or analytical side of their personalities, while their "right brain" or creative side is more often associated with people who are ENTP or ENFP. This is because the ISTP personality type is often viewed as being more logical and rational. [9] [10]
Laurel Lance was once a selfless and caring individual, similar to her late Earth-1 doppelgänger. However, after her father's death by a drunk driver when she was 13, Laurel grew hardened, cynical, and more rebellious. She was something of a slacker growing up, never bothering to get any sort of real job or career and even implied to have been a manipulative mean girl in her youth, willing to bully and walk over her peers to achieve her goals; a stark difference between Laurel and her hard-working counterpart, who was considered the Lance family's "golden child".
As suggested by Quentin Lance and sarcastically confirmed by Laurel herself, she has "daddy issues" due to growing up without any sort of parental guide in her life, which led her to often be manipulated by dominant male figures; a trait that manifested into Laurel working with authoritarian male criminals. She also (secretly) blamed herself for her father's death for years.
