V.F.D Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of V.F.D? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for V.F.D from A Series Of Unfortunate Events 2017 and what is the personality traits.
INTP (5w4)
V.F.D personality type is ENTP, and it consists of individuals who can be easily and quickly moved between two polar circles, which are called “extremes”. The type of an individual can be determined by his or her role in the family (mainly if he or she is a child or an adult) and by the activity he or she prefers. Specifically, the ENTP can be: a child, an adult and a spouse.
People with ENTP personality type are incredibly versatile. They have the ability to be both children and partners, and are good at dealing with both and can establish good relations with both. They have a strong predisposition to make friends with practically everyone, and are also very social. These people are independent, but not indifferent when it comes to their own fate. And they have a great deal of energy, which they usually do not manage to release in the form of creativity or work (this is why many experts suggest redefining their types as INTJ and INTP).
The main problem of ENTPs is their tendency to think that they are always right and that they need to prove it. This can lead to conflicts with other people, as well as with themselves.
The V.F.D., or Volunteer Fire Department, is a secret and mysterious organization in A Series of Unfortunate Events and All the Wrong Questions, which Violet, Klaus, and Sunny Baudelaire become increasingly more aware of and involved with after their first encounter with the villainous member Count Olaf.
