Does it bother anyone else that ESFPs are generally the comic relief in fiction? Both books and movies alike. I might be biased, because I obviously look at my own more than any other MBTI type, but it seems to me, that if someone is shallow, irresponsible, and a kind smiley prankster, it means they are ESFP. There might be some characters, that are typed differently elsewhere, nevertheless...
Notably:
Homer Simpson - Simpsons
Philip Fry - Futurama
Joey Tribiani - Friends
Sookie St. James - Gilmore Girls
Serena Vanderwoodsen - Gossip Girl
Jonathan Carnahan - The Mummy
Samantha Jones - Sex and the City
Random Weasleys - Harry Potter
There are plenty.
I've actually found a list with a bazillion characters in fiction sorted by MBTI, and there are a couple better developed ones. Which well-developed ESFPs in fiction are your favorites?
This is the list: Character List - Funky MBTI in Fiction
Notably:
Homer Simpson - Simpsons
Philip Fry - Futurama
Joey Tribiani - Friends
Sookie St. James - Gilmore Girls
Serena Vanderwoodsen - Gossip Girl
Jonathan Carnahan - The Mummy
Samantha Jones - Sex and the City
Random Weasleys - Harry Potter
There are plenty.
I've actually found a list with a bazillion characters in fiction sorted by MBTI, and there are a couple better developed ones. Which well-developed ESFPs in fiction are your favorites?
This is the list: Character List - Funky MBTI in Fiction