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Pi Character Profile Essay

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PSYC465: Theories Of Personality August, 2017 A-3: Character Profile Worksheet Student ID: S7725665B Lecturer: Praveen Nair Instructions: 1. Students should only provide responses for the points they are able to attain from the movie 2. Students should only provide responses for the points that apply to their chosen movie character from the list provided Basic Details of Movie Character (2 Marks) Name: Piscine Molitor Patel also known as Pi Age (based on your opinion if not attainable): 16 as a child, 40 as an adult Socioeconomic Level as a child (based on your opinion): Not applicable Socioeconomic Level as an adult (based on your opinion): Not applicable Occupation: …show more content…

Intellectual / Mental / Personality Attributes & Attitudes (7 Marks) Educational Background (in your opinion): Well educated. Intelligence Level (in your opinion): Highly intelligent. Any Mental Illnesses? (Yes / No): No. Answer the following based on your personal assessment: What is the character 's short-term goal(s) in life? Pi’s short-term goal is to live a simple life in his country, India. What is the character 's long-term goal(s) in life? Pi’s long-term goal in life is to achieve spiritual contentment. How does the character see himself / herself? Pi sees himself as someone who is optimistic with high spirits. How does the character believe he / she is perceived by others? Pi understands that others may perceive him to be rather abnormal. How self-confident is the character? Pi is especially self-confident as he is courageous to go through obstacles to achieve his goals. Does the character seem ruled by emotion or logic or some combination thereof? Pi seems to be ruled by some combination of emotion and logic. What would most embarrass this character? Pi seems to be most embarrass when being laughed

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