Ti- The endless mysteries of the world captivate Ford
to no end, and he’s forever chasing them- always wanting to know more, always
thinking, and dedicating himself to solving life’s puzzles. He figured out how
to make a lightbulb that never burns out in just a few hours! He is able to be make
tough decisions to achieve his ends, works well under pressure, and is tactical
(like placing a metal plate in his head to keep Bill Cipher out).
Ne- Ford loves the endless possibilities in his line
of work. (examples) He collects highly dangerous objects because they fascinate
him (even lets his young nephew get ahold of them). He’s so caught up in the
bigger picture that he rarely sees the potential consequences of his actions-
like, say, making a deal with a dream demon or carrying around the
infinity-sided dice, and this open-mindedness makes him rather naive, despite
his great ingenuity.
Si- As a scientist, Ford will patiently study as much
as he can about whatever he’s interested in to glean all the details of it. He
wants his old life back- with his brother out of his life for good so he can
continue studying anomalies. He wants Dipper to carry on his life’s work and
sees him as a younger version of how he used to be.
Fe- Growing up, he felt very hurt his extra-fingered
hand and intelligence gained him mockery from other kids. Unlike Stan, who was
also hurt but cared far less what other people thought, Ford wanted acceptance
and to connect with others, which he eventually does with Dipper. As an adult his
need to be admired gets exploited by Bill. He believes in doing things for the
greater good and tends to accidentally belittle others’ feelings, leading him
to appear quite cold to Stan, who operates on a very different and very
personal moral code (Fi-aux).
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