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neptunesnet
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hokie912
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I think Edward is more ISTJ. The fact that he's dominant in an S&M relationship doesn't mean that he's an extravert (not to mention that it's implied that he was the submissive in a previous relationship). We never see him interact with others much, and he seems like an excessively private person.
On the other hand, I'd argue that Edward has nearly as many issues as Lee (for whom ISFP seems a logical fit), and it's consequently difficult to type him. He could be a repressed F type. I find James Spader's characters to be fascinatingly complex and layered. I haven't heard anyone speculate on his type, but I think he's ENFP.
On the other hand, I'd argue that Edward has nearly as many issues as Lee (for whom ISFP seems a logical fit), and it's consequently difficult to type him. He could be a repressed F type. I find James Spader's characters to be fascinatingly complex and layered. I haven't heard anyone speculate on his type, but I think he's ENFP.
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I don't see Edward as being extroverted at all.
He's also more hesitant/ambivalent about the nature of the relationship than Lee is. I'm not sure if it's because it initially goes against his personal sense of right or wrong, or because he's afraid of what people will think. I also think I see some N in him, and he seems to become more aggressive when stressed or if he's shown restraint for too long. He seems to use Se when he has pent up frustration. He also seems strategic and likes to test new ideas to see how Lee will react to them. I almost get INTJ vibes.
He's also more hesitant/ambivalent about the nature of the relationship than Lee is. I'm not sure if it's because it initially goes against his personal sense of right or wrong, or because he's afraid of what people will think. I also think I see some N in him, and he seems to become more aggressive when stressed or if he's shown restraint for too long. He seems to use Se when he has pent up frustration. He also seems strategic and likes to test new ideas to see how Lee will react to them. I almost get INTJ vibes.
