The Innocent

Optimism that survives contact with reality. You believe most people are trying, and that belief tends to bring out the version of them that is.

About 5.7% of people match it.

What this looks like

You expect the best of people and you are right often enough that it keeps working. What looks like naivety is usually a choice: you have noticed that assuming good faith tends to produce it.

At your best

• Assuming good faith and being right more often than not
• Keeping your standards when it would be easier not to
• Bringing out a better version of the people around you

Where it costs you

Not everyone is trying, and you can spend a long time on someone who is not.

You work well with

The Rebel: different enough to cover what you do not, close enough to agree on what matters.

How this is worked out

Twenty statements score five dimensions (empathy, drive, independence, wisdom and creativity), and your profile is matched to the archetype whose shape it most resembles. The percentages are authored reference values chosen to be plausible, not measured population data, and the whole thing is an entertainment self-assessment rather than a psychological instrument.