Dr. Susan Calvin in various stories by Isaac Asimov. That woman is probably the closest fictional character I've found to myself. If you've watched the movie "I, Robot," the Dr. Calvin in there is nothing like the Dr. Calvin in the books. Dr. Catherine Halsey from the Halo series is also an INTJ, but then, she's very strongly inspired by Dr. Calvin (Closely enough that I accidentally refer to one by the other's name). I strongly resonate with Rosalind Lutece from the game "Bioshock Infinite." I have very little doubt that she's an INTJ. Seven of Nine from "Star Trek: Voyager" is also technically INTJ, but they take it to an extreme, and make her a little unrealistic. Sticking with Star Trek, Ro Laren from "The Next Generation," although a fairly minor character, seems INTJ to me.
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Dr. Susan Calvin in various stories by Isaac Asimov. That woman is probably the closest fictional character I've found to myself. If you've watched the movie "I, Robot," the Dr. Calvin in there is nothing like the Dr. Calvin in the books. Dr. Catherine Halsey from the Halo series is also an INTJ, but then, she's very strongly inspired by Dr. Calvin (Closely enough that I accidentally refer to one by the other's name). I strongly resonate with Rosalind Lutece from the game "Bioshock Infinite." I have very little doubt that she's an INTJ. Seven of Nine from "Star Trek: Voyager" is also technically INTJ, but they take it to an extreme, and make her a little unrealistic. Sticking with Star Trek, Ro Laren from "The Next Generation," although a fairly minor character, seems INTJ to me.