Enneatrek

Back to archiving, after some neglect! The second installment of Voyager's Nines -- Harry Kim, in an essay first posted on the site in March 2000.

( I didn't see what was so special about me )

Been a while since I even made more transfers from the website, archiving old essays here. But with the encouragement of mossymermaid, I'm posting now a conversation in progress about the show Heroes.

I emphasize in progress because I haven't in the past gone public on figuring out characters' enneagram styles before I've well and truly made final decisions! And I'm very much in the figuring-it-out stage with Heroes. Particularly since I started watching mid-season, and I'm only now catching up on all the episodes I missed. But an e-mail from mossymermaid provoked me to think about it more, and a reply from her got me re-examining my early evaluations.

So, what this post will be is first, my original thoughts I sent to her, then some of her reply, copy and pasted with her permission, and what her ideas in turn got me thinking about. If that's not too confusing, here we go!

( With spoilers for Heroes' first season )

There's still, of course, a ton of characters we haven't touched on yet! Just a note, I'll probably reply to any comments here as ligia_elena -- just the username I'm most often signed in under.

More archiving! The Voyager Nines come in three installments -- one character at a time. We start with Chakotay, written in March 2000:

( Accepting what life has dealt us )

Meanwhile, with current projects, let's see if I can finish up the next Harry Potter essay over the weekend. That may be optimistic, since I have to write something for work as well. We'll see!

Archiving another old essay: Eights on Voyager, written in February 2000.

( Seska, Seven of Nine, and a guest baddie )

Another entry from the archives, across three Treks -- Q! Written during Voyager's last season.

( The Unlimited Seven )

(Aw, that's sweet. I was so optimistic about that Q-kid episode there at the end. But I remember thinking it was kind of lame when it finally aired. Ah well, can't win 'em all.)

The second installment of the enneagram and Harry Potter series is finished!

( Hagrid, Mrs. Weasley, and Umbridge )

Next up, the Threes: the comical, the pitiable, and the ultimate evil.

From April 2000:

( I've been a coward about everything )

From 2000:

( Velocity, freedom... )

Archiving my most recent Trek essay -- i.e., something written only two years ago, as opposed to six! It's on one of my favorite secondary characters on any of the Trek shows.

( Lackey to Legend )

Written in January 2000:


( Wise enough to end this inquiry )

It's Four Day from the archives! This one from 2003, so spoilers for all of DS9, of course.

( Garak in exile )

The Doctor (plus brief speculation on a possible guest Four). Written back in 1999!

( I don't want to look like every other EMH on the block )

More archiving older stuff, in this case, Dr. Julian Bashir of Deep Space Nine, covering all seven seasons of the show, I believe.

( And he's a Three! )

Archiving the old stuff, a little at a time. This essay about Neelix was written some time during Voyager's sixth season, I believe, so spoilers up through then:

( The People-Pleaser )

In conversation with Clink Thomson (of the Enneagram Central website), I volunteered to write for his site and mine a series of enneagram essays on characters from the Harry Potter books, to be crossposted to Clink's site and here. And then I actually got on the ball and wrote the first installment! Woo hoo!

So for the first time ever, I wrote something about Ones. Don't know why it's taken so long, I have nothing against them at all, I swear!

( Hermione, Percy, McGonagall & Crouch Sr., and spoilers like crazy )

I received this interesting response to my essay on Lex Luthor, and I asked her if I could post it up on the Enneatrek website. She kindly obliged:

( Jonathan Kent, counterphobic Six )

A short accompaniment to the entry on Lex Luthor.

( Lionel Luthor, Eight )

I know, I know, my very first archived article for Star Trek & the Enneagram in its new LiveJournal home is not Star Trek. But there's reasoning behind it: I want to move first the remainder that is still housed on Homestead pages, so that I can shut the Homestead site down. All the Trek stuff is on my friend Noah's site, and thus is safe and secure.

So here we go, kicking off with ...

( Lex Luthor, Four )



I wrote this in April 2004. Canon has left me behind, and I left the show behind (for the most part), but based on what I've seen when I've checked in, I'll still claim Lex is a Four!