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stephen hearts ENFJ 2w1 remember what your heart is for  Total foil to Fukawa, who, herself, is a hyper-exaggerated INTP 4. Komaru is ordinary in the real, honest way, and not the Makoto Naegi way. Her arc is similar to Hajime Hinata's in that it is reliant on her understanding that it is okay to be actually, truly ordinary, And that being a normal highschool girl can be a strength and not a weakness. Unlike her brother, she's pessimistic, prone to helpless catastrophizing without someone (Toko) to ground her into action. And she has to wrestle with that pessimism in the shadow of someone who embodies optimism and positivity. Paradoxically, her only way of achieving independence is by putting her trust, her absolute belief, into someone else. Even if that means getting betrayed or disappointed along the way.  1
2020-04-12 06:57:30am (post #7976) |
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