Anthony Clarke Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of Anthony Clarke? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for Anthony Clarke from The Dark Pictures Little Hope and what is the personality traits.
ISFJ (9w1)
Anthony Clarke personality type is ISFJ, which is also known as the “The Caregiver.” ISFJs are often thought of as the most concerned, conscientious people of the world. They are people who are very loyal to their friends and family, they are very kind, and they are extremely thoughtful.
ISFJs are also the most loyal people on the planet. They are always there for their friends and family, and they are always willing to help out others when they are in need. Their loyalty is so strong that it can be a bit suffocating at times. When someone is being loyal to them, the ISFJ will often become paralyzed with anxiety if they are not getting the attention or appreciation they feel they deserve.
ISFJs are also very caring individuals. They care about their human connections very deeply, which can sometimes make them feel like they are not good enough for other people. They may also feel like they need to protect other people to make them happy, which can sometimes lead to them feeling like they are disappointing others when they don’t want to do things for others.
ISFJs are also very loyal friends and family members.
Due to the death of his entire family, Anthony became a guilt ridden and traumatized bus driver in his later years. He has frequent hallucinations as a result. He is shown to have an interest in paganism and the witch trials that happened in Salem due to the priest of Little Hope, which the player can discover by finding books around the Clarke family home and a book left near the bus. This helps to explain many of the signs of witchcraft he hallucinates throughout the town of Little Hope and why the 1692 flashbacks align with what happened during the Salem Witch Trials.
Depending on the player's choices, he can either drown in his past because he blames himself for the death of his family or he can accept the fact that the death of his family was purely an unfortunate accident and leave his guilt behind.
