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Your Simpsons character
Mr. Burns is the best Simpsons mirror for Lawrence: both present an elitist, old‑world outlook, a dislike of democratic noise, and a theatrical delight in tradition. Burns’s contempt for modern egalitarian norms and preference for hierarchical order matches tweets that argue cultural dispossession and elite continuity, making Burns the natural satirical analogue.

Your MBTI personality Type
INTJ fits Lawrence: introverted and inward‑facing (he prefers books and period drama: 'Overcast and rainy, hot cup of coffee, comforting old English period drama on my laptop'), intuitive and future‑oriented in his grand narratives ('The morning will come when the world is mine Tomorrow belongs to me!'), thinking and analytical in his use of ideological quotations to make arguments ('An historical truth is only true once' — Carl Schmitt), and judging in his rigid, structured worldview and consistency of themes (ancestry, cultural dispossession). His feed reads like a set of strategic, long‑term convictions rather than spontaneous social banter.

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Lawrence — Romanticist in exile. Collector of old books, period drama evenings, and ancestral postcards. Aromas: coffee, rain, and old ink. Deep reader of cultural history; stylistic, melancholic, and unapologetically old‑world.– @ariosocrat

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The 'Rhineland Fog' reflects his rainy, literary aesthetic: the peated malt gives a smoky, old‑world depth matching war‑time and memorial images, the coffee liqueur nods to 'hot cup of coffee' on a rainy evening, sweet vermouth adds an antiquarian, cocktail‑barrel warmth, and smoked citrus mirrors the melancholic, ritual mood he cultivates in his period drama posts and ancestral photographs.

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Slytherin suits Lawrence because his feed emphasizes lineage, ambition, and a strategic, often exclusionary worldview: he posts about 'My family’s ancestral village of Ingelheim Süd' and repeatedly advances a cultural continuity argument ('We’re ruled by those who lie'). His rhetoric about reclaiming identity and using historical quotations as tools ('An historical truth is only true once' — Carl Schmitt) aligns with Slytherin’s emphasis on cunning, preservation of legacy, and self‑interest more than with Gryffindor’s heroics or Ravenclaw’s purely academic curiosity.

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The melancholic solitude and reflective bitterness of 'Mad World' pairs well with Lawrence’s rainy‑evening sensibility and elegiac postings ('Overcast and rainy, hot cup of coffee, comforting old English period drama'), and the song’s sense of alienation echoes his 'In Exile' self‑description and repeated cultural discontent.

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