INFJ | Daenerys Targaryen | Game of Thrones

[@ashiaturner3038]

I knew she was an INFJ, because I try to do things right but harm my children, or my friends and all logic goes out the window. I love how she could read people and call them out on their bs.

[@blancheb3533]

Yes, quite a good explanation of INFJ. We are altruistic and empathetic but we can get tripped up with what we think is right (Ni-Ti loop) and taken to extremes would justify objectively unreasonable actions 'for the bigger cause'. Good at long-range planning and strategizing people but would have the toughest time when things go out of plan.

[@dorycoronel2289]

To achieve her goals, she realized she needs to distance herself from any sense of empathy

[@sujata_155]

Lmao Daenerys reminds me of myself especially with the inferior Se, cracked me up to see her all confused during chaos, I do the same. Loved the video so much and your explanation of each and every function individually ❤️

[@ShangaelThunda222]

I don't know, she seemed pretty healthy to me. The only leader in that entire show that I would call healthy lol. Nobody had followers, they had slaves. She had disciples. I don't see how she was wrong. The wheel absolutely needed to be broken. But instead, the same exact corrupt types of people ended up ruling AGAIN. NOTHING REALLY CHANGED. It actually got worse. The King Makers? That secret Elite Society? Ya, she was definitely far more preferable. Long Live the Queen. Long Live the Mother of Dragons.

[@Olivia-bq9rk]

This! And even with the terrible writing it still all makes sense

[@lucdrouin]

She was useful in getting rid of the Lanister tyranny. However, she made it clear in the last episode that her own tyranny would have brought its own chaos and numerous fatalities. John Snow broke that cycle, and the seven kingdoms could then go back to their anodyne pedestrian happy problems. Too bad she snapped.

[@ShangaelThunda222]

@Luc Drouin Jon Snow created a World controlled by elites in a secret society. He actually made it worse. If you disagree with a king or a queen, at least you know exactly who to go after. But if you disagree with a secret society of kingmakers, hiding in the background, it becomes that much harder to actually deal with them. He basically created the world we have today. A world where everybody is angry at the power structure but has no idea where or how to start overthrowing it. And I didn't see her say anything in her last episodes, that alluded to her being tyrannical. She actually sounded like a female Nat Turner. Like Queen Spartacus lol. Nor did she do anything tyrannical. She said she was going to go around the world doing exactly what we just watched her do for multiple Seasons. We cheered for her while she did it across Westeros, but now that she's going to go do it everywhere else, it's bad? I was cheering for it the whole time. Just waiting for her to finally make the decision to actually expand beyond the lands shown in the show. The whole world needs that freedom. Kill the slave masters and Kings EVERYWHERE. And if in the end, she turned out to be just like them, kill her too and then there's none left. It would have been smarter to let her handle most of it and then if you need to kill her at the end, wait till the end. They f***ed up. And Jon Snow is a spineless coward who killed his only true Ally and replaced her with power-hungry vultures. Go look at the actual group of people that they replaced her with and tell me how that's any better. It's way worse. At least she was sincere about everything that she thought and believed. That group of spies and elites are nothing more than powerbrokers looking for more power.

[@lucdrouin]

@@ShangaelThunda222 You obviously have stronger and more sophisticated opinions about the issue than I do. 🙂 It shows that you liked the story. So did I. Regards!

[@jfinity_362]

I def relate to weakness in se. I look more on what comes later rather than what’s current and present. Driving is the best example. Too much noise, bothersome drivers can wreck my concentration and minds sometimes

[@anthonyfelix2972]

Good to see an example of unhealthy INFJ

[@FluffyEmmy1116]

Never watched Game of Thrones, but yeah, sounds like an INFJ dictator. .. .. .. .. [INFJ]