368 - The Justice Fighter Archetype

According to Katherine Fauvre

Community descriptions

Karkino (Personality Cafe)^[1]

3+6: The Team Player

• Double attachment.
• Paring that is the most hardworking and cooperating.
• Enhances the natural line of connection to THREE and SIX.
• Think of any sport team and how each player needs to be aware of their role and be successful for the group.
• Want to be praised for their efforts and are extremely good at fitting in the mold in any organization.
• Want to maintain a competent yet cooperative reputation among their peers.
• Can be doubtful of the authority yet still want to be praised by it.
• They are found on top the hierarchy unless they lead with EIGHT or ONE.
• Make great managers, rule-implementers, etc.
• They want to know the rules so they can implement them to the best of their capacity.
• Anxious if the authority questions their value or their work.
• Like to show their loyalty and love through concrete actions.
• May want to act for the greater good of a community of a group, especially if social subtype.
• Become very anxious when they are singled-out or lose their jobs, career, etc. since they put so much emphasis on their providing role.
• Failure to meet requirement can be extremely disruptive psychologically (as an employee, parent, husband, wife, etc.)
• Can become competitive in order to please the thing that gives them security (bosses, parents, partners, etc.)
• Can adapt their speech and mannerism in order to conform better to their surroundings.
• May question authority behind its back but support and perform in front of them.
• The 6 fix helps the core 3 to pay attention to their environment, who and what can give them success through security.
• The 3 fix helps the core 6 to be confident in their ability to perform and execute tasks to gain trust and security.

3+8: The Challenger

• Double assertive.
• Pairing that is the most aggressive and assertive.
• Think of a steamroller or a tank: fearsome, bulky, resistant, yet difficult to steer and maneuver.
• They are often rivals or opponents of some sort in fiction.
• Can use intimidating tactics in order to win.
• They often have a determined look on their face.
• Very committed to their goals and don’t give up easily.
• They are made to spar and combat in many different forms.
• Want to give off a fierce and tough image as well as one of a winner.
• May ridicule and/or belittle those who are more sensitive and emotionally expressive.
• May think that they are invulnerable at times, that they can take up anything.
• Often make themselves bigger than they actually are; it’s hard to not notice them in a crowd.
• Action-oriented person that may skip the details to fast unless they have a FIVE fix.
• Absolutely hate to lose; very strong egotic stance.
• Loves a good challenge and can be brash and impetuous.
• May not know their limits at first and be prone to accidents or burnouts.
• Know how to make an impact and have it their way despite not always following the rules.
• Are often disconnected to their heart and more vulnerable side.
• Hard to deter form their goals and can be too single-minded.
• See emotions as a burden and a sign of weakness, not realizing that it can be a powerful way of communicating inner desires and intentions.
• The 8 fix helps the core 3 to rely less on their image and be more independent.
• The 3 fix helps the core 8 to consider polishing their discourse before standing their ground too strongly.

6+8: The Confronter

• Double reactive.
• Pairing that wants to make people state their intentions openly the most.
• Most confrontational and argumentative pairing (most aggressive tritype is 368).
• Are usually good readers of situations and people but can be prone to projecting their fears and coming off too strongly.
• May see problems where they aren't, a bit paranoiac.
• Wants to get to the bottom of sketchy businesses.
• Very loyal and protective to those under their wings.
• Very sensitive to power dynamics (personal and social).
• Each tritype with this pairing want to be protective and shield others from being misled or taken advantage of.
• Often know that they are vulnerable but almost always protect themselves from being hurt by others.
• Often deny that they are overreacting and think that they are passionate or are trying to prove their point.
• The SIX fix is almost always counterphobic when paired with EIGHT.
• This pairing denies their fear and may not identify with the most of the SIX traits at first.
• Fearsome pairing that knows how to argue and speak their minds, appearing confident.
• Can be reactive and emotional even when the subject isn’t meant to be.
• Can sense imminent danger and usually have quick reflexes.
• Want to see the truth in all situations, but often end up imposing theirs (especially with 368).
• May don’t know how to stop being in attacking mode and may make a fool of themselves.
• The 8 fix helps the core 6 garner self-confidence and the drive to act on their suspicions and challenge what they see as unfair.
• The 6 fix helps the core 8 to trust people and bond with like-minded folk.

References

[1] Karkino (2021), Enneagram Pairings Revised & Expanded Edition