I don't remember the books well, but here's my guess using the cognitive functions {
1 2 3} with the
Film characters where * is my confidence 5/5:
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Albus Dumbledore, TeNi, ENTJ
(Another certain typing of mine, Albus in the films has mastery over Te at every second, always putting its priority before Ni reflection. Albus as an Extrovert drives the situation along, letting his Feeling go inferior, orienting strongly to Ni once unoccupied with his agenda. See functions {
1 2 3} This film version of Albus seems to have zero to do with Fe--any Feeling resorts to Fi. Duality between Harry and Albus fits spot on with their natural chemistry/flow in scenes; like they've always known each other, their simultaneous reactions are synergistic and complimentary, which can't be said of Harry and the other main characters.)
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Luna Lovegood,
NiTe, INTJ
(A clear example of the type. I understand Thinker, but a clear Ni-Fi-Te type of which I don't think you could consider any other type. Feeling and Thinking not inferior, lost in
Internal intuition her Extraverted Perception is inferior. Luna doesn't have access TiSi reasoning systems or maps, just Ni ideas and impressions, she seems like the type who'd save you with a sudden reflex of Te and respond "I had thought the situation called for it..." Ni + Fi are mostly pronounced, all Gamma functions very pronounced. See functions {
1 2 3})
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Severus Snape,
TiNe, INTP
(Makes good sense in the films, Snape harnesses a powerful Ti focus and mindfulness, and a natural attraction to Ne in situations. Feeling is also clearly of the Extraverted orientation despite inferior; Fi is ulta-inferior and I think the writer purposefully designed the character this way. I could consider another "Ne-Si" type but there's nothing Ni-Se about him in the films.)
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Hermione Granger,
NeTi, ENTP
(Clear Ti-Fe in the films. Ne primary, check. They gave her strong Si which is fine, because Ti is stronger. Internal logic, poor in response to external situations. The reason I'm speaking vaguely here is because her type is so clear, see functions {
1 2 3}. All of her Alpha functions are very pronounced.)
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Ron Weasley,
FeSi, ESFJ
(The big Fe character of the movies--a great exemplar of constant Extraverted Feeling. He seems mostly Fe and Si.)
Also, interesting...
http://images5.fanpop.com/image/pho...luna-lovegood-friendship-31226970-500-240.gif
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Draco Malfoy,
SiFe, ISFJ
(A monster of an Si-Fe-Ti-Ne. See functions {1 2 3})
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Harry Potter,
FiSe, ISFP
(Makes the most sense in the films. Ni-Se focus is quite strong and pronounced throughout the films, though they gave him Ne due to the plot. See functions {
1 2 3})
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Rubeus Hagrid,
FiNe, INFP
(Fi-Te is incredibly clear in the films, Ne-Si fits.)
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Bellatrix Lestrange,
SeFi, ESFP
(Need to rewatch but my best guess for now based on ESFP vibes.)
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Lord Voldemort,
some Feeler in the films, not Feeling inferior
"Hermione is not a thinker no matter how intelligent she is. A Thinker would not keep Remus's secret. A Thinker would not want to free all house elves without researching all the facts."
- Depends on if Ti or Te. Ti primary types tend to forget applying their logical systems to a simple situation, plus I believe she's relying on Ne.