Who's your fictional character crush & what type are they?

[NinjaKristi]

Do you have any fictional character crushes? What type are they? What attracts you to them?

[Krys]

Superman (a classic ESFJ in the comics) has always been my favourite fictional character. I wouldn't label it a cartoon crush precisely, but I do find his character's integrity, compassionate nature, charisma and high morals very appealing.

[Population: 1]

One would be Eowyn from The Lord of the Rings. I admire her compassion. Her courage. Her determination to help her people in anyway she could including challenging the role of women in not just Rohan, but all of Middle Earth. She rode into battle at Minas Tirith and if she hadn't The Witch King of Angmar would have killed far more people. No wonder Faramir fell in love with her. I haven't a clue what type she'd be.

Yeah I'm a nerd and unashamed!

[The Cat]

Irene Adler, I dont know what type she might be, but she's cunning, tough, and dangerous...

Sarah Lance (White Canary) maybe an ISTP(j?) a member of the league of shadows, tough, smart, a well trained deadly assassin...

Anne Bonnie (Black Sails) ESTJ? smart, deadly, indomitable, yet loyal spirit.

Jadzia Dax ESFP? Brillaint, experienced, heart of a warrior, fun...

[Ashtart]

Crush on fictional characters is a concept that I feel unable to comprehend.

[Lucy_Ricardo]

One would be Eowyn from The Lord of the Rings.

And mine is Faramir from Lord of the Rings! I'd guess he's an INFP or an INFJ. He's kind and stalwart and modest, seeking no glory even though he deserves it.

He also is resilient and quietly strong--he is not tempted by the power of the Ring, and he says to the hobbits that he wouldn't take it, "even if it lay by the highway." He doesn't crave power--only what's right.

He's also loving. He has a flawed family, but he loves them and is loyal to them in spite of it. He seeks approval from his father, but he's not willing to commit a wrong in order to win it.

Plus, he's handsome, but in all honesty, his character is so wonderful, I'd love him even if he looked like Quasimodo.

Faramir and Eowyn are two of Tolkien's best characters, and even though I love the movies, they don't do the characters justice. People have to read Lord of the Rings to fully understand how brilliant Tolkien was.

[Population: 1]

And mine is Faramir from Lord of the Rings! I'd guess he's an INFP or an INFJ. He's kind and stalwart and modest, seeking no glory even though he deserves it.

He also is resilient and quietly strong--he is not tempted by the power of the Ring, and he says to the hobbits that he wouldn't take it, "even if it lay by the highway." He doesn't crave power--only what's right.

He's also loving. He has a flawed family, but he loves them and is loyal to them in spite of it. He seeks approval from his father, but he's not willing to commit a wrong in order to win it.

Plus, he's handsome, but in all honesty, his character is so wonderful, I'd love him even if he looked like Quasimodo.

Faramir and Eowyn are two of Tolkien's best characters, and even though I love the movies, they don't do the characters justice. People have to read Lord of the Rings to fully understand how brilliant Tolkien was.

I read the books a long time ago (well before the movies) but the story between Faramir and Eowyn, their walks in the gardens of Minas Tirith together as they both recovered from their wounds really resonated with me.

[Gone]

And mine is Faramir from Lord of the Rings! I'd guess he's an INFP or an INFJ. He's kind and stalwart and modest, seeking no glory even though he deserves it.

He also is resilient and quietly strong--he is not tempted by the power of the Ring, and he says to the hobbits that he wouldn't take it, "even if it lay by the highway." He doesn't crave power--only what's right.

He's also loving. He has a flawed family, but he loves them and is loyal to them in spite of it. He seeks approval from his father, but he's not willing to commit a wrong in order to win it.

Plus, he's handsome, but in all honesty, his character is so wonderful, I'd love him even if he looked like Quasimodo.

Faramir and Eowyn are two of Tolkien's best characters, and even though I love the movies, they don't do the characters justice. People have to read Lord of the Rings to fully understand how brilliant Tolkien was.

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He was always my favourite.

[Lucy_Ricardo]

I read the books a long time ago (well before the movies) but the story between Faramir and Eowyn, their walks in the gardens of Minas Tirith together as they both recovered from their wounds really resonated with me.

AGREED. I've reread LOTR a few times, and their love story is the best in the book. Truly enchanting and thought-provoking.

[Atomic Fiend]

Jennifer Walters She-Hulk and for a while Carol Danvers Captain Marvel. Respectively ENFJ and ESFJ.