Avalon wasn't going to lie -- she loved personality testing. How in the world had she never heard of the MBTI before? It seemed so fascinating! She was relieved that Professor Beryl was integrating runes with an interesting topic. After retrieving a textbook from the front of class and scanning through a few pages, she thought she had a pretty good grasp on her personality type. She was pretty impressed at how spot-on the book was at describing her traits and attitudes. But she got a bit distracted, preferring to read a bit about the other types. She found herself matching her friends and family to the different personalities. Archer was most definitely an ESTJ. Her mom just had to be an ISFP.

Noticing that the students around her had already started writing down their descriptions and runes, Avalon figured she should begin the activity. She enjoyed activities that could be connected to her writing -- it was fairly easy for her to scan her brain for her "adjective index" that she used to describe her characters in her stories. Avalon connected a few to the INFJ type. Carefully dipping her quill back into her ink, she started writing some words to describe her type.


Hmm. Now that she thought about it, passionate might not be the best word. It seemed kind of cliche. Avalon placed her chin on her hand as she pondered a different word. Perhaps she should talk to the students around her? But after reading all about her personality type, she was more aware than ever of her reluctance to start conversations with new people.