Jean Weir Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of Jean Weir? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for Jean Weir from Freaks & Geeks 1999 and what is the personality traits.
ESFJ (2w1)
Jean Weir personality type is ESFJ, while Sanford's is ISFJ. Both are loyal, responsible, kind, and caring, but while the ESFJ sees to others' needs, the ISFJ tends to put the needs of others before their own.
ESFJs are warm, friendly, and cooperative to others, yet they also know how to be assertive. They are often the first to help others when they need it, but they can also be moody and irritable.
ISFJs are often the most loving and considerate of all the personality types. They are very loyal, giving, and friendly. They can be very patient with others' feelings and arguments, but they can also be very critical and judgmental.
Jane Weir or Jean Weir, was a Scottish woman executed for witchcraft. She was the sister of Major Thomas Weir who was charged with incest and witchcraft in 1670 and was subsequently executed. Weir was born near Carluke in Lanarkshire. Her brother Thomas Weir was a strict Protestant whose spoken prayers earned him a reputation that attracted visitors to his home in Edinburgh. Following his retirement in 1670, Weir fell ill and began to confess to a secret life of crime and vice. The Lord Provost initially found the confession implausible and took no action, but eventually Weir and his spinster sister, Jane Weir, were taken to the Edinburgh Tolbooth for interrogation. Major Weir, now in his seventies, continued to expand on his confession and Jane Weir gave an even more exaggerated history of witchcraft, sorcery and vice. The trial began on 9 April 1670. Jane Weir confessed that their mother had been a witch and had taught her children.
