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Character Analysis: Shrek The Third

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The character, Shrek in the movie “Shrek the Third” is low in extroversion. A person that is low in this trait is believed to have a very poor interpersonal skills and less likely to involve in social occasions. Although he did try to interact with the people around especially those who do not know him, but he failed. This is because most of the time he cracked a joke that was not appropriate with the occasion and probably his physical appearance is also another factor that failed him. Having this personality trait, Shrek prefer to spend more time alone and desire less social stimulation. When Puss told him that he has several functions to attend for filling in for the king, he just cover himself with blanket and go back to sleep. *Core self-evaluation …show more content…

Conscientiousness is one out of Big Five Personality Model which definite as a personality dimension that describes someone who is responsible, dependable, persistent, and organized. In Shrek the Third, Princess Fiona responsible to take care the whole kingdom Far Far Away when Shrek is not around who go find the Arthur Pendragon. When the Prince Charming come and attack the Kingdom, Princess Fiona helps her mother Queen Lillian escape along with Snow White, Rapunzel, Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty and Doris the Ugly Stepsister. Based on this, we can see that Princess Fiona is an independent person and responsible to take care other people. She not escapes herself but with other people. This show that she high in …show more content…

Based on Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI), people who high in ESTJs is a good organizer that are realistic, logical, analytical, and decisive. In Shrek the Third, we can see that Princess Fiona is a good organizer. She take care well the kingdom when Shrek not around. She also help the princesses to escape when Prince Charming attack the kingdom. She also plan well and lead the princesses to save the Shrek who caught by Prince Charming. We can clearly see that Princess Fiona plans herself and lead the princesses well to do everything. She is a good

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