ENFJs in fictional works

[cascadeco]

It seems to me she is Fe-dom. She hates being excluded from socializing with people when her affair leaves her isolated. There's one part which describes her bantering at a dinner party with a group of people, enjoying the spotlight. Her character really comes alive around people. When she's left alone, she does the whole ENFJ brooding thing that they do.

I totally agree w/ you re. Anna being ENFJ.



.......... I, however, agree with the masses that Tolstoy was ENFP.

[LilyLOL]

Ok, mostly I am a sci fi addict, but will confess to the rare romance / historical novel.

I think Jondalar from the Earths Children series is an ENFJ.

[MacGuffin]

Bodice rippers?

[Aleksei]

ENFJs are pretty rare in fictional works. I'd say Qui-Gon Jinn is one, and probably the Eighth Doctor (and depending on your view of the Bible, Moses could qualify).

[LilyLOL]

Bodice rippers?

Not full on bodice rippers, but def borderline. Only now and then. Honest. LOL!

[MacGuffin]

Not full on bodice rippers, but def borderline. Only now and then. Honest. LOL!

Days ending in "y".

[Wonkavision]

Stephen Montgomery, in his book The Pygmalion Project: Love and Coercion Among the Types-Volume 3-The Idealist, examines two characters he considers to represent "The Teacher(ENFJ)":

"Angel Clare" from Tess of the d'Urbervilles (by Thomas Hardy)
and
"Margaret Schlegel" from Howards End (by E.M.Forster).

[Sparrow]

Samuel from Heroes (an ENFJ gone bad).

[KDude]

The Lord Humungus

[draon9]

Light yagami