11 - #FictionalFriday Fictional character most resembling your personality (films, books real/WP, TV, etc.)

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I suppose my personality is a mash between Katniss Everdeen in The Hunger Games, Olivia Benson of Law & Order: Special Victims Unit and Jane Doe from Blindspot - both critically acclaimed TV dramas on NBC! 😆

Everdeen: Center stage is not where we aspire to stand and advocating for ourselves is not a natural skill. Though, with ingrained protective instincts, we will gamble our lives if assured of others' safety. As we are down to earth, we are reluctant to put on a show to impress a superficial audience. Those who admire us do so because we're genuine, caring, and fiercely loyal to our loved ones.

Benson: While we both possess an unwavering sense of duty to help others as well as to seek justice, sometimes the line between ethical and moral dilemmas become blurred. This leads us to feel that either way someone loses because of our decision(s). However, because our conviction to follow our moral compasses is strong, we generally wind up doing the 'right thing' unless there are extenuating circumstances that compromise the physical/mental/emotional safety of others and/or ourselves.

Doe: Our drive to find our identities and establish our place in the world leaves us cautious when ascertaining whom we can depend on. Heeding observations from past experiences, we firmly believe one's trust is earned through their actions. Only the people whom we share profound bonds with will have a chance to unearth our most suppressed secrets and raw emotions. Thus, once a secure companionship is established, we do everything in our power to reciprocate confidence and support because we honor our close friendships with reverence.

A/N: Those sound like pretentious web descriptions of a "Who are you most like" personality quiz! 😂 I didn't plagiarize any of it, I swear! LOL It's just that sometimes I reveal this side that always surprises me. 🙈

This is dedicated to my INFJ buddy (about the closest you can get to an ISFJ - me), Prose-punk.