At the forefront, leading the way, breaking through the path with their chest first. Everyone follows them; they lead everyone. Joan of Arc. They believe in an idea, charismatic leaders who are even willing to face death. In history, in any revolutionary events, such people inevitably emerge. Trotsky. The one everyone followed, and the one who would arrive at the front, rally the people, hold a rally, then charge into battle, with everyone following him, even to death, without fear, because he could inspire people with an idea so powerful that they were willing to sacrifice their lives. Such people break new paths, which can only be achieved with sacrifices. They attract attention, and if you fall under their spell, you become their follower-they lead you. Their mission is to lead a large group of people (not a small one-they value scale) toward new, grand goals.Very active. Few can match his energy. A good organizer, especially of large groups rather than small ones. Eloquent when speaking in public. Does not present his thoughts tediously, logical, thorough - makes good use of slogans. Capable of mesmerizing and leading many people. Creates an image of a passionate fighter, skillfully rallies the public against those he considers enemies. A brilliant tactician, willing to make various compromises to achieve his goals. Tends to dramatize events, warning people of impending danger. Does not compromise easily - it is easier for him to face defeat than to abandon his goal. In extreme situations, he is brave and decisive to the point of recklessness. Prototype: Public figures, radical clerics, tactical commanders, charismatic leaders

This subtype is emotional and eloquent. He is a good speaker who can speak with enthusiasm, expressing various shades of emotions from the sublime to intonations of irony and sarcasm. He knows how to captivate people with his ideas and leadership. He uses mass-audience suggestion techniques such as persistent repetition of slogans or repackaging the message in various ways. He can rally people against his opponents. He is skilled at psychological influencing techniques and is capable of seeking justice for victims and defending ideals such as law and order, as well as driving ideology, creating, destroying, or interpreting symbols, explaining perceptions of ideas. He is inclined to dramatize events and escalate tensions, warning others of impending danger. He always calls for decisive action. He is subject to constant inner emotional tension, and periodically needs to discharge such accumulated tension in a drastic way. He never resorts to compromises: it is easier for him to fail than to renounce his beliefs. He generally believes that concessions and appeasement do not contribute to restoring stability in society. He focuses on major, fundamental problems for humanity. Sensing impending danger, he'll promptly take necessary measures to avoid it. He is impatient and does not like to wait. He'll weigh ambiguity or uncertainty immediately when making decisions, going from bold and resolute to recklessness in extreme situations. He operates on the principle of "sink or swim." He is not afraid to go ahead with "blitzkrieg" tactics; he is categorical and authoritarian, and does not accept criticism and objections.

Dominant Dramatist

Firebrand

(EIE-D)

Subtype Description

DCNH Spectra

Chaos ↔ Order Spectrum

Fight ↔ Flight Spectrum