See
my Fili
and Kili essay for scene details. For clarification on how the
eight functions work, see here.
Dominant Si: Fili spends most of his time
watching Thorin. He is also traditional (he doesn't vote on Bilbo and
he doesn't like elves) and not very spontaneous.
Auxiliary Fe: Fili has traditional morals (see
above). He is also very in tune with the groups (and others')
emotional state (passing ale around, his motivational speech at Bag End, watching the crowds at Laketown, etc).
Tertiary Ti: Ti is hard to see because it is
both tertiary and introverted. However, we see hints of it in Fili's
inability to understand Kili and Tauriel, and his speech to Thorin
about leaving Kili behind.
Inferior Ne: Fili starts, and is an active
participant, in throwing Bilbo's dishes around. He also wanders off with Kili when they
are supposed to be watching the ponies.
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