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Spider-Man/Peter Parker

Marvel Cinematic Universe

Film and Television

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ENFP 5

6w7 6

7w6 1

so/sx 6

ESE 3

SEI 1

IEE 1

FELV 1

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total votes 37

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	Stephen Hearts ENFJ 2w1 2018/05/03 (Thu) 16:24:19 #58
	He's either 6w7 or 7w6, from where I see it. And as his characterization progresses, he shows an increasing orientation towards 6. Maybe this will change as Holland and the character matures a bit. But the core-theme of Spider-Man: Homecoming is this very adolescent search for acceptance; a sense of place and belonging. Whether at school or with The Avengers; the MCU Peter is kind of desperately seeking for validation in the respect of place and purpose, way more so than he cares about freedom or deprivation. He, from the get-go, leans pretty hard into the responsibility angle of the whole "Power/Responsibility" paradigm. The friction between wanting to do the Right Thing and being Accepted is what drives Peter's character arc. He wants to be a member of The Avengers. He wants to be seen as popular. He wants Tony to notice him. But he must juggle these external values with his sort of innate sense of duty.

Editing post #58 by Stephen Hearts He's either 6w7 or 7w6, from where I see it. And as his characterization progresses, he shows an increasing orientation towards 6. Maybe this will change as Holland and the character matures a bit. But the core-theme of Spider-Man: Homecoming is this very adolescent search for acceptance; a sense of place and belonging. Whether at school or with The Avengers; the MCU Peter is kind of desperately seeking for validation in the respect of place and purpose, way more so than he cares about freedom or deprivation. He, from the get-go, leans pretty hard into the responsibility angle of the whole "Power/Responsibility" paradigm. The friction between wanting to do the Right Thing and being Accepted is what drives Peter's character arc. He wants to be a member of The Avengers. He wants to be seen as popular. He wants Tony to notice him. But he must juggle these external values with his sort of innate sense of duty.
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date	username	vote
19/08/20 17:33	Thyssen	ENFP
20/01/01 14:32	Tman	ENFP
19/05/16 17:49	tch	ENFP
19/02/20 05:25	Ledar	INFP
18/05/12 05:03	~snow~	ENFP
18/05/08 01:16	Maul	ENFP
18/05/03 04:06	Taco110	ENFP
18/05/03 03:54	Stephen Hearts	ENFP

date	username	vote
20/01/01 14:33	Tman	ENFP
19/08/20 17:34	Thyssen	ENFP
19/05/16 17:49	tch	ENFP
19/05/16 16:44	INTJ-2698	ENFP
18/05/12 05:09	fg	ENFP

date	username	vote
22/03/13 03:37	Woll Smoth	6w7
20/01/01 14:14	fg	6w7
19/08/20 17:34	Thyssen	6w7
18/11/27 00:06	tman	6w7
18/05/08 01:16	Maul	7w6
18/05/03 04:06	Taco110	6w7
18/05/03 03:55	Stephen Hearts	6w7

date	username	vote
19/08/20 17:34	Thyssen	so/sx
19/07/23 05:13	tman	so/sx
18/05/08 01:16	Maul	so/sx
18/05/03 04:28	Stephen Hearts	so/sx
18/05/03 04:06	Taco110	so/sx
18/05/03 04:00	kawaii	so/sx

date	username	vote
20/01/01 14:32	Tman	693
20/01/01 14:11	Thyssen	692
19/05/29 05:19	ResoluteSoul	693

date	username	vote
22/03/19 23:48	Woll Smoth	IEE
20/08/12 18:15	Tman	ESE
19/12/13 19:44	Thyssen	SEI
19/05/16 16:44	INTJ-2698	ESE
19/04/21 12:51	fg	ESE

date	username	vote
20/08/12 18:16	Tman	ELFV
20/01/01 14:11	Thyssen	FELV