His Ni is kind of crap, if that is the case. Never has any inkling that the Witch is manipulating him until it's too late. I know that intuition = psychic is a stereotype, but Ni's are usually pretty good at reading situations and sensing when things are off. Seems more emotions driven than intuitive, hence why I think SFP over NTJ.
It is.
Of course,you are absolutely right about that, but it's not like Ni can't be fooled occasionally. Also consider that the Witch is ENTJ (or even if I'm wrong about her type and she is STJ, she is very clever so her type doesn't change a thing). It's not like when two NTJs meet one cannot manipulate the other, because they are certainly both so super psychic and have the exact same strengths. Especially when one ENTJ is a ten years old child and the other one is a terribly crafty immortal queen who has been ruling over kingdoms during her whole life and has kept people at their "rightful place" for hundreds of years and also happens to possess magical powers. I mean, come one xD, I think you see the problem here. He shows quite good Ni at other times, especially in the books (a few examples are listed in the post I've linked before). My point is that being manipulated doesn't excludes someone from the high Ni group. Ni is basically bullshit detector, but anyone can be manipulated, manipulation depends on the skills of two people and also on a shitload of other circumstances.
Whoa, I watched it last night for the first time. Freaky!
@angelcat, yeah, I think Peter for ESFJ is a better fit now than ISFJ. Very Fe. "Say you're sorry (to Lucy), Edmund!" He always speaks up first, takes the group into consideration, and speaks on behalf of the collective. If anyone's ESTP, I'd see Mr. Beaver as being one, since there's Fe there, but he isn't much of a character to make a clear conclusion. It's Lucy vs the sensors in her family. I'll elaborate on their types (and tritypes) later.Where's Peter's inferior Ne, though?
Susan has it: we're all gonna die, you've never done this before, this isn't how I'm used to having it, animals aren't supposed to talk, what if we never make it home??
Peter: ... it's fine. Get the others home, I have to stay and fight.
I've seen ESTJ, but I'm not sure I see Ne in him much at all, other than his sense of humor -- and one could just as easily attribute that to tert-Fe.
(ETA: Might buy ESFJ, though. He's got this "parenting" thing going on with his siblings.)
There's no one to say that an ESTP raised in WWII England can't be a little nervous handling a Narnian sword for the first time.
Will have to re-watch Prince Caspian soon and see how his cognition falls under different circumstances.
For example,
I also think his way of reasoning is Ti.
Contrast to Lucy's Fi way of evaluating character:
And contrast Edmund's Ti subjective logic w/ Susan's Te way of objective reasoning (w/ Si influence):
Actually, Fox is probably ESTP. Foxes are usually archetypal ESTPs: http://youtopiaproject.com/the-fox-estp/ (That's a cool website, if you want to check it out). Beaver, ENFJ?
