Gordon Gekko
Wall Street (1987)
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| public myers-briggs votes | (21/01/01 01:42) LadyX: ENTJ |
| (20/12/31 03:47) phsc: ENTJ |
| public function votes | (20/12/31 03:47) phsc: ENTJ |
| public enneagram votes | (21/01/01 01:42) LadyX: 8w7 |
| (20/12/31 03:47) phsc: 8w7 |
| public instinctual variant votes | (21/01/01 01:42) LadyX: so/sx |
| (20/12/31 03:47) phsc: so/sx |
| public tritype® votes | (21/01/01 01:42) LadyX: 853 |
| (20/12/31 03:47) phsc: 835 |
| public sociotype votes | (20/12/31 03:47) phsc: SLE |
| public psychosophy votes | (20/12/31 03:47) phsc: FLVE |
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If anyone ever thinks of 3w4 or whatever, he takes it all personally in a kind of power and control way, just because he cares about his image and such it does not mean that is his core motivation, it is power, and in a quite sx way as well, the way he deals with it all at the end of the movie is very not 3, it makes no sense for him to act like that since what happened affected his image but not much, but it was more of a matter of trust and ensuring who has control, making sure Bud won't fuck it up again.