Thanks that's something I would definitely be open to doing with other series as well. The next movie I watch I'll analyze it that way and make a video. I still have Black Panther downloaded on my computer and was thinking about giving that a once over.
I love that their friendship works that way lol. However that is why I kept this as a discussion of archetypes outside of typology because type isn't completely relevant here. Specifically I mean that there are other child characters that seem to be part of the "psychological narrative" of the Walter character for example Walt also plays around with Gale who is probably INTP in the show. There are also multiple anima and demonic characters etc, and the main father character is probably ESTP. EDIT Beebe types the "consciousness" of the film or series and I'm not sure what the answer is to that for this whole show lol but I believe it's probably a feeling type.
@@EndlessKurtis I thought so too until I spoke with Armchair about this. The fact that Jesse gets high to do anything extroverted sensation related tells me that's prob trickster function
Arm Chair Typology interesting, you type Jesse INFP? And where would you say we see Ne parent from him? Now obviously it’s a fictional character so I don’t expect the model to fit perfect but I am curious to hear your reasoning for infp outside of Se trickster. Obviously we agree on Fi part though.
@@EndlessKurtis Favorite part of the relationship of Jesse and Walt in terms of type is that it shows what socionics would call a benefit relation. In Beebe terms in one of these relations the parent function of the beneficiary is continually opposed by the "opposing" function or first shadow function of the benefactor. In almost every scene before Gus is killed where Walt and Jesse brainstorm you get to see this dynamic where Jesse throws out an idea that gets looked down on by Walt. However the benefactor is ignoring the fact that the beneficiary is intentionally fostering a side of the benefactor that the benefactor does not realize is a strength. Absolute favorite aspect of this and forgive me for typing a book is that through positive and parental extraverted intuition Jesse chooses not to see Walt for who he actually was in the beginning aka a washed up failed scientist. In doing so he fosters the Heisenberg character which leads to the most depressing part of the benefit relation that Jesse's efforts are more or less taken for granted by the benefactor.
Definitely one of the most interesting analyses I’ve seen. Would love to see you do this with other shows/movies if possible
Thanks that's something I would definitely be open to doing with other series as well.
The next movie I watch I'll analyze it that way and make a video. I still have Black Panther downloaded on my computer and was thinking about giving that a once over.
This was awesome. Could you do something like this for Queen's Gambit too if you have the time? Thank you in advance!
Hi Aubrey missed this message, glad you liked this video. I have no idea what Queen's Gambit is however.
What is the background music at 3:40? or neckbeard music as you call it
The music is from an album called Internet Explorer by h a z e
@@ArmChairTypology Thanks
If Walter White is an INTJ, it would be really cool that Jesse as an INFP ends up being Walt's Fi child ~mind blown~
Jonathan Bento wouldn’t Jesse be an SFP? I mean everywhere you look with that character we see Se not Ne I would say.
I love that their friendship works that way lol. However that is why I kept this as a discussion of archetypes outside of typology because type isn't completely relevant here.
Specifically I mean that there are other child characters that seem to be part of the "psychological narrative" of the Walter character for example Walt also plays around with Gale who is probably INTP in the show.
There are also multiple anima and demonic characters etc, and the main father character is probably ESTP.
EDIT
Beebe types the "consciousness" of the film or series and I'm not sure what the answer is to that for this whole show lol but I believe it's probably a feeling type.
@@EndlessKurtis I thought so too until I spoke with Armchair about this. The fact that Jesse gets high to do anything extroverted sensation related tells me that's prob trickster function
Arm Chair Typology interesting, you type Jesse INFP? And where would you say we see Ne parent from him? Now obviously it’s a fictional character so I don’t expect the model to fit perfect but I am curious to hear your reasoning for infp outside of Se trickster. Obviously we agree on Fi part though.
@@EndlessKurtis Favorite part of the relationship of Jesse and Walt in terms of type is that it shows what socionics would call a benefit relation.
In Beebe terms in one of these relations the parent function of the beneficiary is continually opposed by the "opposing" function or first shadow function of the benefactor.
In almost every scene before Gus is killed where Walt and Jesse brainstorm you get to see this dynamic where Jesse throws out an idea that gets looked down on by Walt.
However the benefactor is ignoring the fact that the beneficiary is intentionally fostering a side of the benefactor that the benefactor does not realize is a strength.
Absolute favorite aspect of this and forgive me for typing a book is that through positive and parental extraverted intuition Jesse chooses not to see Walt for who he actually was in the beginning aka a washed up failed scientist.
In doing so he fosters the Heisenberg character which leads to the most depressing part of the benefit relation that Jesse's efforts are more or less taken for granted by the benefactor.