For Legolas in The Hobbit films,
see here.
See here
for Legolas's family history, here
for his friendship with Aragorn, and here
for his friendship with Gimli. For clarification on how the eight
functions work, see here.
Dominant Fi: Legolas has a strong internal moral
code. He does not care if there will be consequences, he will defend
his loved ones and morals no matter what. He almost always speaks in I
statements.
Auxiliary Ne: Legolas is very imaginative, exploratory, and abstract (over half of his lines and actions in the books).
Auxiliary Ne: Legolas is very imaginative, exploratory, and abstract (over half of his lines and actions in the books).
Tertiary Si: Legolas starts out holding onto his
family's past experiences with dwarves and it takes a personal experience to change his mind (Gimli's deep love for Galadriel).
Inferior Te: Legolas is capable of coming up
with basic logical options for action.
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