Aegon II Targaryen

Aegon II is the ESTP as a man who never wanted the power he was given — his dominant Se drives him toward sensory pleasure, drinking, fighting, and the avoidance of responsibility in any form, spending his pre-coronation life in Flea Bottom taverns and brothels because the immediate sensory world is the only one that feels real to him. His auxiliary Ti gives him flashes of genuine tactical instinct when cornered, moments like his decision to fly Sunfyre into battle at Rook's Rest where the latent king briefly overcomes the hedonist and a real Se-Ti battlefield intelligence emerges. Tertiary Fe manifests as a desperate, childlike need for approval and love that his family has never provided — the scene where he begs Alicent for genuine maternal affection reveals the Fe wound beneath the Se excess, a man whose acting out is fundamentally a bid for emotional connection. His inferior Ni is virtually absent, leaving him with no capacity for long-range vision or strategic planning, which is why he depends entirely on advisors to construct the architecture of a reign he never sought. Aegon's arc is the tragedy of an ESTP forced into an INTJ's role: the mismatch between his sensory-tactical function stack and the contemplative, strategic demands of the Iron Throne is the engine of his physical and psychological destruction across both seasons.