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The first and latter letter of the four-letter code was reasonably able to observe in this character-Harold. ... Harold indeed spends a lot of time alone, thinking things through his head, sharing his personal information only with a select few (in the film case-Maude). ... Personally I was mislead by one point- introverts are known to not like being at the center of the attention; however, isn¡¦t Harold doing the contrary with his suicides? ... He is also open to new experiences, such as we see him with Maude where he is rather open and non-planning.
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Though It seemed Harold looked more sensing than intuitive, for instance when he is feeling the statue, those are only new experiences he is creating within the scope of the four letter code I chose. Moreover, when I thought of how he was experiencing new events with Maude and thinking a lot of what the changes could be made in his life (somewhat turning towards the future), I concluded to an auxiliary intuitive. He also has a rather intuitive way of testing situations (such as the suicides) and testing rather than understanding (he easily tries things with Maude without asking many questions and plays the banjo for the sake of it). ...
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At first I thought that Maude was complicated to analyze because of the fact she is much older than Harold is and ambiguity of being a little stereotyped.
Approximate Word count = 1133
Approximate Pages = 4.5
(250 words per page double spaced)
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