Marshal Soult
Pirate Apprentice
I want to make it clear again that I don't agree with the ESTP typing, and it's just a possibility I'm entertaining.Good analysis.
I would argue, however, that while Jack is a decent fighter, most anyone he fights is better than he is, forcing him to resort to his creativity. Take his first sword fight with Will, for example. Jack fairs okay, but Will is an intensely-dedicated swordsman, and so Jack attempts to outsmart him multiple times to win and escape. Outsmarting everyone is pretty much Jack's whole shtick. And who's to say Ne users can't be physical? Most inventors, whether in fiction or in real life, tend to be Ne users, always manipulating the things they see around them in innovative ways.
He's ridiculously creative to the point of being regarded by others as insane.
Beckett: "You're mad..."
Jack: "Thank goodness for that, because if I wasn't, this would probably never work."
Not all intuitives are necessarily intellectuals, though they do have a high proclivity towards being that way.
And his hellbent goal on killing Barbossa, I would contend, is just as likely a result of inferior Si. In fact, Jack's very focus on resolving something from his past (i.e. killing Barbossa) would support that.
Also...this...
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m9eGeFqJzt4
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