EvelynStarshine
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Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Activist: Frequent posts demanding remembrance of Jared Lowndes and defending indigenous lives
- Engaged: Regularly updates on personal, academic, and political matters, showing active participation
- Reflective: Shares introspection about assignments and academic pressures, indicating self‑awareness
- Passionate: Uses strong language on social issues, e.g., comparing broken windows to genocide
- Resourceful: Provides external links and seeks specific information, such as the fluoride‑free site
Weaknesses:
- Repetitive: Repeats the same Jared Lowndes tweet multiple times in the timeline
- Incoherent: Posts unrelated or nonsensical content like 'gggggggggguuuuuyyyyyyyyys' without context
- Emotional: Employs hyper‑emotive statements, e.g., 'A broken window is not worse than genocide'
- Disorganized: Mixes diverse topics (jobs, assignments, activism) without clear structure
- Verbose: Writes long, rambling sentences such as the 'words and lines and paragraphs' tweet
Your Simpsons character
Lisa Simpson
The user’s persistent focus on social justice, indigenous rights and academic activism mirrors Lisa’s passionate advocacy for progressive causes. This is evident in repeated tweets such as "It will have been three years on the 8th from the Murder of Jared Lowndes by RCMP…" and the moral outcry "A broken window is not worse than genocide." Their concern for vulnerable people, illustrated by "All a social media ban does is make a kid being groomed, blackmailed or abused…" reflects Lisa’s protective nature toward the weak. The user’s frequent references to Māori culture ("Outside of Rakinui/Ranginui's first wife, does anyone know who Pokoharuatepō is?") and feminist academic critiques ("the problem with an assignment about feminist te ao Māori critique…") echo Lisa’s intellectual curiosity and moral conviction. Combined with a critical stance toward authority ("ACT are cowards for not release the NZF…") and a drive to raise awareness, the profile aligns closely with Lisa Simpson.
Your MBTI personality Type
ENFP
The user frequently addresses followers and shares personal updates, such as "Hey hey hey I'm going to Wellington tomorrow for half a week" and "guys guys guys looooooook", indicating an outward‑focused, extraverted style. They often explore abstract connections, for example "I cant remember the reading that explains how maths, the abstract concept, is related by whakapapa to humanity through Atua Māori" and "the problem with an assignment about feminist te ao Māori critique of a bible verse is I now want to go back in time and fight an unnamed levite," showing a preference for intuition. Their tweets emphasize personal values and empathy, like "All a social media ban does is make a kid being groomed, blackmailed or abused, too scared of getting in trouble for breaking the rules to seek help" and "A broken window is not worse than genocide... Why are left politicians condemning the violence of a broken window every time genocide is mentioned?", reflecting a feeling orientation. The posting pattern is flexible and spontaneous, jumping between topics with informal language, e.g., "gggggggggguuuuuyyyyyyyyys" and "I am doing an undergrad paper? why did I read 7 whole PhD theses for that assignment?", indicating a perceiving approach. These combined traits point to an ENFP personality type.
Some pickup lines for you
- Are you a footnote? Because I want to hide my love for you in the margins of your next essay and still make the professor notice.
- If we were a Kaikōrero, I'd let your voice echo through my heart while we protect Indigenous lives together.
- I see you're heading to Wellington—how about we turn that half‑week trip into a two‑person adventure and see if the capital can handle our chemistry?
- Your fierce dedication to justice for Jared Lowndes shows you have a powerful heart—let me be the ally who stands beside you in every protest and cuddle.
- Between Māori cosmology, feminist critiques, and pet‑bond politics, you’ve got a lot going on; let’s calculate the odds of us being a perfect match—it’s 100%.
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Dunedin‑based Māori studies undergrad, Indigenous rights advocate, pet‑bond supporter, and the student who survived a 1460‑word essay marathon on coffee fumes.– @EvelynStarshine
Your signature cocktail
Lowndes' Light
The Lowndes' Light blends smoky mezcal with the sweet, healing notes of manuka honey, echoing Evelyn's fierce fight for indigenous lives and the call to remember "It will have been three years on the 8th from the Murder of Jared Lowndes by RCMP" (tweet). Kawakawa bitters add a distinctly Māori flavor, honoring the bio's focus on protecting indigenous peoples and the repeated references to Māori terms like "Kāi Tahu". The bright lime juice cuts through the smoke, mirroring Evelyn's sharp commentary on politics, such as "Hot take but I think pet bonds and over the counter medicine changes are going to win act the election" (tweet). The cocktail's layered complexity reflects the academic hustle in tweets like "I am doing an undergrad paper? why did I read 7 whole PhD theses..." while the frothy top symbolizes the turbulent yet hopeful spirit of activism. Together, the drink is a tribute to resilience, remembrance, and the drive to challenge injustice.
Your Hogwarts House
Gryffindor
The user repeatedly confronts authority and speaks out against injustice, showing the courage typical of Gryffindor, as seen in the tweet "It will have been three years on the 8th from the Murder of Jared Lowndes by RCMP..." and "All a social media ban does is make a kid being groomed, blackmailed or abused, too scared of getting in trouble for breaking the rules to seek help." They also challenge perceived cowardice, calling ACT "cowards" and condemning the destruction of the cougar camp statue as "just cruelty," further reflecting a daring, outspoken stance. This pattern of bravery and moral conviction aligns best with Gryffindor values.
Your movie
Your song
Fight the Power - Public Enemy
"It will have been three years on the 8th from the Murder of Jared Lowndes by RCMP," they repeatedly tweet, showing their focus on police violence; they also write "ACT are cowards for not release the NZF..." and "A broken window is not worse than genocide," expressing anger at authority; their defense of cultural heritage appears in "the destruction of the cougar camp statue is just cruelty," which aligns with the song's call to challenge the status quo; they criticize institutional control in "All a social media ban does is make a kid being groomed, blackmailed or abused," reflecting the rebellious spirit of the track; because "Fight the Power" is an iconic anthem of resistance against racism, police brutality, and cultural erasure, it captures the activist, defiant, and justice‑seeking tone of @EvelynStarshine’s feed.
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