Mr Dick Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of Mr Dick? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for Mr Dick from The Personal History Of David Copperfield and what is the personality traits.
ENTP (7w6)
Mr Dick personality type is ENTP, or extraverted, intuitive, thinking, and perceiving.
As you might know, ENTPs are very rare. The only other type in the top 20 is INTJ, or introverted, intuitive, thinking, judging.
They're the only two types in the top 20 who aren't extroverts.
But in general: if you're an extrovert (or introvert), you're very rare too.
The graph above also shows how rare the types are compared to the general population.
So if you're an ENTP, you're much less likely to find a partner who shares your personality type than the general population.
You probably won't find a single ENTP in your college or university. You'll probably never meet one in your local area. And you're unlikely to meet more than a couple in your city.
But if you're an ENTP, you're very unlikely to find a partner who isn't like that!
So if you're an ENTP and you're looking for love and companionship online, dating sites are an absolute no-go.
They won't help you find a partner at all!
Mr. Dick, whose full name is Richard Babley, is a character in the Charles Dickens novel David Copperfield and its many adaptions. His main role in the story is as a wise fool – amiable and innocent but also perceptive and effective. Mr. Dick has eccentric traits and an obsession with work on his memorial from which he is constantly distracted by thoughts of King Charles' head. He takes his name partly from an acquaintance of Dickens – Captain Samuel Dick, RN. But the name Dick also alludes to Dickens himself, as does the pre-occupation with Charles. Mr. Dick's difficult work on his memorial mirrors Dickens' conflicted role as the author of the novel, which was autobiographical, drawing on Dickens' own traumatic childhood.
