Actors who derive pleasure and enjoyment from performing in various roles. For them, the meaning of life is the game. The goal: to test how a new program frees itself from old limitations, to explore its possibilities. They are characterized by a love of freedom. They have a desire to do the opposite of what is expected. So, if you expect them to have fun, they'll put on a drama. If you expect drama from them, they'll, on the contrary, have fun and perform a comedy. It's important for them to create an unexpected impression and thereby draw attention to themselves. If men fall into this category, there is a great risk of gambling addiction-they might start playing slot machines, cards, and then it's very difficult to break free. Creative individuals who can even create masterpieces. But it is essential that there is a personal life story behind this or that they are well-acquainted with the subject-then they reflect it well in their works. They can't perform one role for long; they need the opposite. They want to be both God and the devil, both good and bad, both black and white-they absolutely must change roles. And if you try to exploit them in just one role, they get very upset-they always demand, 'Give me the opposite role.'Prone to transforming into different personas. Demonstrative, knows how to present himself - often in completely opposite ways. Lacks the unified image typical of the Dominant - displays a multitude of diverse masks and states. His mood is highly changeable. When in a good mood, he can be charming, lively, joking, and comes up with aphorisms on the spot. When in a bad mood, he becomes gloomy and irritable, and may even lash out at those close to him. He is drawn to the synthesis of opposites; he needs to unite good and evil, right and left, high and low, black and white, and so on, within himself. Shifts between positive and negative personas, and vice versa. Strives for freedom and self-expression - from clothing to lifestyle.Prototype: Multifaceted actor who can play both the genius and the villain

This subtype is heavily dependent on his emotional state. When he is in a good mood, he is amiable, animated, and happy to make compliments. He becomes the soul of the company and the life of the party. His behavior is quite dramatic: when he gets into the spotlight, he wins over the audience with sudden tricks, jokes, and unpredictable changes. In a bad mood he is pensive, gloomy and pessimistic and will seek solitude. With his developed sense of humor, he knows how to mimic others' voices or mannerisms. His constant interest in people and their customs leads to a significant expansion of his circles, which is why he can spend a lot of time getting to know people, who can then turn out to be strongly disappointing. When he feels like he can't do anything, he can overcome his laziness by pulling himself together and doing a lot of work in a short period of time. In the routine of everyday life, his vitality drops. In conversations, he pauses at interesting details along the way, fantasizing and giving his story shades of sensationalism or drama. He believes in unlimited possibilities and people's abilities, and is capable of mentoring and developing them. He knows how to beautifully express his feelings. His spirits can be dampened by failures and frustration. His is daring and original in his judgments, and often defends those condemned by others. By nature aristocratic, he does not always fit into the ways of the ordinary. His preference for creative freedom willingly demonstrates his ability. He oscillates in the selection of solutions and is subject to doubts and contradictory reflections. He loathes the idea of being watched, and may perceive he is being scrutinized, so he is inclined to do household chores without people watching. He is reluctant to talk about topics related to his health and appearance, and is suspicious of compliments addressed towards him.

Creative Dramatist

Actor

(EIE-C)

Subtype Description

DCNH Spectra

Chaos ↔ Order Spectrum

Fight ↔ Flight Spectrum