Three introverts, three kinds of silence

All three usually sit in the corner of the room. But they're quiet for different reasons. The INFP is quiet because there's an argument going on inside with their own conscience. The INFJ is quiet because they've already figured out what's wrong with you and are deciding whether to say it. The INTJ is quiet because the conversation doesn't interest them until it gets to the point.

The letters are simple. I: energy goes inward, not outward. N: the person looks at meanings and possibilities rather than facts. F: decides with the heart and values, T: with logic. P: lives flexibly and puts off decisions, J: loves a plan and closed questions. Hence the difference: INFP and INFJ differ in the last letter, INFJ and INTJ in the third.

One scene, three answers

Imagine someone tells the hero: "You could have stopped me back then." Here's how each type would answer.

  • INFP: "I could have. And I still don't know if it would've been right. I replay that day every night."