Sherlock Holmes Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of Sherlock Holmes? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for Sherlock Holmes from A Study In Emerald and what is the personality traits.
INTP (5w4)
Sherlock Holmes personality type is INTP, and in this case, it's a bad thing.
INTPs are known for being quiet and unobtrusive, and they enjoy solving mysteries. They're not very good at communicating with others, and they like to keep their problems to themselves.
My problem with this episode is that the writers tried to make Sherlock Holmes into an action hero. That's not what INTPs do. INTPs tend to be very private and introspective people, and they don't like violence. It's not in their nature.
This was a perfect opportunity for the writers to redeem Sherlock, and instead they turned him into a Knight in Shining Armor. The episode made him look like a moron for not being able to form proper sentences.
The writers said that he was on the verge of a breakdown, but that wasn't why he couldn't speak. He was just being normal.
INTPs are more likely to have learning disabilities than INFJs are, but the INFJ is more likely to be diagnosed with autism or autism spectrum disorders than the INTP is.
Here are some quick facts about INTPs.
They are introverts who prefer being alone.
The actor, also known as Rahce and Sherry Vernet in this story.
