Jack Torrance
The Shining
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| public myers-briggs votes |
| (19/07/25 21:08) Eon: ISTP |
| (18/11/25 15:21) twinpinks: ISFP |
| (18/11/14 12:31) Teru Mikami: INTx |
| (18/11/14 12:38) tch: ISTP |
| (18/11/03 01:40) switchblades: INTP |
| public function votes |
| public enneagram votes |
| (19/10/11 17:35) Tman: cp6w5 |
| (18/11/03 01:42) switchblades: 5w6 |
| public instinctual variant votes |
| (19/10/11 17:31) Tman: sx/sp |
| (18/11/03 01:43) switchblades: sp/so |
| public tritype® votes |
| (19/10/11 17:35) Tman: 648 |
| public sociotype votes |
| (18/11/03 01:41) switchblades: LSI |
| public psychosophy votes |
| public hexaco votes |
I find it hard to see Jack, in the book AND the movie as an extrovert. He is happy about taking care of the Overlook Hotel and having the 5 months of privacy to write his novel. One could make an argument that because he goes insane from being alone that he is an extrovert but what really made him go insane was the evil ghosts already present within the hotel. I'm not really sure about voting him intuitive either but I think he's a solid IxTx. Maybe even judging.