In the "old and litterary" type, wouldn't "Mylady" the female vilain in the novel "The Three Musketeers" by Alexandre Dumas the elder, qualify as INTJ? She can't be qualified as nice in any way, but captivated all readers (and the main character, d'Artagnan) by her sexy intelligence, and outshone completely the too gentle and insipid Constance Bonacieux, his first love. And is as a mysterious, dark, seductive and aristocratic as her ex-husband, Athos (the sexiest of the famous three)... who, by the way tried, to hang her.
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In the "old and litterary" type, wouldn't "Mylady" the female vilain in the novel "The Three Musketeers" by Alexandre Dumas the elder, qualify as INTJ? She can't be qualified as nice in any way, but captivated all readers (and the main character, d'Artagnan) by her sexy intelligence, and outshone completely the too gentle and insipid Constance Bonacieux, his first love. And is as a mysterious, dark, seductive and aristocratic as her ex-husband, Athos (the sexiest of the famous three)... who, by the way tried, to hang her.