Narrator Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of Narrator? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for Narrator from The Black Cat and what is the personality traits.
ISFP (4w3)
Narrator personality type is ISFP, and the Narrator is very much like the Teacher.
The Narrator is also a healer, a counselor and a mediator. The Narrator wants to be helpful and make things better. Relationships with the Narrator are sometimes confusing and conflicting, as the Narrator is very much concerned with harmony and balance, while the Narrator is more concerned with justice and truth. This can be a challenging and draining relationship, as the Narrator is very concerned with wanting to help, while the person in the role will often find it difficult to accept help.
The Narrator is also a sensitive person. They often have a lot of empathy and a desire to help others, but also have desires for romance, which can sometimes be difficult for them. For example, sometimes the Narrator will want to help someone who is having problems with a relationship and can’t see what they are doing wrong, so they try to help them by being romantic to them or by coming on too strong. But sometimes they do this because they feel threatened by their partner, so they have to protect themselves. Another thing that can be confusing is that the Narrator can sometimes have intense emotions, like anger.
