Villains
It’s been observed that most of the villains portrayed in movies and TV shows were likely deprived of love during their formative years. This deprivation of love may have led them to become “bad” and turn to a life of crime or evil deeds. However, it’s possible to transform these individuals into the good people they were meant to be with abundant love and time. Healing them is complex and arduous, but it’s not impossible. After all, nothing worth having comes easy.
The soft spot
The INFJs believe that every person has a heart and strives to understand and connect with even the most villainous characters. Psychopaths, despite their reputation for being emotionless, are capable of feeling certain emotions, even if they are primarily centered on themselves. The idea that a person can commit a horrendous act and still retain their humanity may seem paradoxical, but it’s a reality that INFJs accept. The two extremes of good and evil can coexist within an individual, and INFJs understand that to comprehend someone honestly, they must look beyond their actions and delve deep into their psyche.
Desire for Fixing
As INFJs watch a movie and encounter evil or corrupted characters, their empathetic and compassionate nature compels them to analyze the character’s behavior and motives. They often imagine ways to help these characters overcome their inner demons and improve their lives. Their innate desire to heal and bring about positive change drives their inner therapist to work overtime in these situations.
Why INFJ villains could be the most dangerous villains in the world?
It’s essential to recognize that anyone can be dangerous, but the INFJ Villians may be the most dangerous in the world.
Here are a few reasons why:
1. They strive for perfection in everything they do.
INFJs are known for their perfectionism. They don’t settle for anything less than excellence and will go to great lengths to achieve it. They consider even the most ruthless and unpleasant ideas to be a worthwhile pursuit if it means they can appear ideal and godlike to the world.
INFJs are known for their perfectionism. They don’t settle for anything less than excellence and will go to great lengths to achieve it. They consider even the most ruthless and unpleasant ideas to be a worthwhile pursuit if it means they can appear ideal and godlike to the world.
2. They keep their thoughts and feelings to themselves.
INFJ villains are masters of deception and manipulation. They can easily influence others to see things their way, and nobody will know what’s happening until it’s too late. INFJs have a unique ability to keep their thoughts and feelings hidden, making them difficult to read and almost impossible to predict.
INFJ villains are masters of deception and manipulation. They can easily influence others to see things their way, and nobody will know what’s happening until it’s too late. INFJs have a unique ability to keep their thoughts and feelings hidden, making them difficult to read and almost impossible to predict.
3. They can switch from being your therapist to your enemy.
INFJs Villians make you feel comfortable around them, but they can turn on you if they feel threatened or wronged. They have an uncanny ability to know exactly what to say to hurt you, and they will use every detail they’ve picked up on about you to their advantage.
INFJs Villians make you feel comfortable around them, but they can turn on you if they feel threatened or wronged. They have an uncanny ability to know exactly what to say to hurt you, and they will use every detail they’ve picked up on about you to their advantage.
4. They are aware of their power to destroy you. INFJs Villians are highly intuitive people who are incredibly perceptive of their surroundings.
- They can read people like a book.
- Picking up on subtleties like tone of voice, body language, and other details that most people miss.
- INFJs know precisely what they could say or do to knock you down
- they have no qualms about using this knowledge to their advantage if they feel it necessary.
Some INFJ villains in Movies include:
- Loki from the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
- Jigsaw from the “Saw” series,
- John Doe from “Seven”
- Don Vito Corleone from “The Godfather”
- Ra’s Al Ghoul from “Batman Begins”
- Dr. Elsa Schneider from “Indiana Jones: The Last Crusade,”
- Amy Elliott Dume from “Gone Girl.
