Boy with Apple Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of Boy with Apple? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for Boy with Apple from The Gr& Budapest Hotel 2014 and what is the personality traits.
ISFP (4w3)
Boy with Apple personality type is ISFP, a free-thinking, creative, warm and empathetic personality type. It is a natural choice for a villain, as it is generally not very nice. ISFP is the antithesis of ESFP, the hero. ISFPs are the people you see on the news when they are accused of murder, or when they are a drug addict in need of help. They are the people who commit suicide after years of drug abuse.
ISFPs are often portrayed as the best choice for villains because they are so unsympathetic, so solitary, so creative and so empathetic. In many movies and stories, the ISFP villain is a key character that the hero must overcome. ISFPs go against the grain, against society, against the rules. They don’t fit in. They don’t understand how society works. They are misunderstood and rejected by everybody else.
ISFPs are the most misunderstood and mistreated type. If you are an ISFP, you might have been told by parents, teachers or other authority figures that you were a bad child who deserved a spanking because you were mischievous (or perhaps because you were just being yourself).
Boy with Apple is a 21st-century painting by British artist Michael Taylor. Painted on commission for use as a prop in Wes Anderson's 2014 film, The Grand Budapest Hotel, the fictional backstory written for Boy with Apple played a major role in the film's plot.
