ISFJ: The Defender/Lawful good: There is always an expression in his eyes that advocates thinly shackled urges of ferocity and a regressive nature that ties him to his species. Tatsuya is not one to shrug off instinctual impulses, but neither is he so rudimentary in his way of reasoning. He is a wolf first, and reasonably sentient the second. Above all, he considers in restraint...unless provoked. He is not above acts of aggression or petty dislike. Moreover, there are times in which instinct cancels out sentience, and he is left wanting; suspended in a moment of dubiety. More often than not, he leans toward his bestial whim, even if his actions are misplaced in a delicate state of affairs.
INDENTTying in with his instinctual nature, Tatsuya grew up living beneath his parent's irreverent teachings: do not be afraid of limitations. What boundaries, one might ask? Physical, mental, spiritual...Tatsuya is not afraid to go against the grain, but his uprisings are ordinarily minor. Leaders of all archetypes will find him quietly withstanding their will. Because of these ingrained teachings, it is effortful for him to join a pack. The number of times he's been snapped at just because he didn't lower his head and tail... “It is better to die on your feet than to live on your knees,” instructed mother dearest. To this day, Tatsuya agrees with that statement. However, Tatsuya is not always defiant. Sometimes being a little (or big) shit is improper. During those times, he's laid back and lamblike; the temporarily perfect underling.
INDENTMeeting new wolves is his favorite thing to do (even if said company is a complete ass). Tatsuya likes exploring the inner machinations of one's mind. He is no psychic, but even the flyspeck expression – a quirk of the lips, a crease of the brow, avoidance of eye contact – reveals what someone is thinking. In a way, Tatsuya is kind of like a micro expression analyst. It's a hobby of his that he has honed to a cutting edge...Okay, his knowledge pertaining to another is not always right. More often than not, he's wrong. Still, it's an activity he relishes.