Eleanor Rigby
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| public myers-briggs votes | (19/10/15 00:58) LadyX: INFJ |
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| public function votes | (19/10/14 12:04) Tman: INFJ |
| public enneagram votes | (19/10/15 00:58) LadyX: 9w1 |
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| public tritype® votes | (19/10/14 12:04) Tman: 946 |
| public sociotype votes | (19/10/14 13:20) Thyssen: EII |
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I've thought about this now and realize that your suggestion is that the storyline is primarily sx-driven. Whether a story expresses the lack of sx or the joy of sx, it nevertheless is primarily sx. Thanks.
The core of Elenor Rigby is an inablity to conect with other people in a meaning full way "Ah, look at all the lonly people." Thus, Sx.