Cowardice
People with this trait show a strong self-preservation instinct and caution even in safe situations. Their psychological strength is the ability to avoid unnecessary risks, while the weakness is a tendency to retreat when decisiveness is needed.
Archetypes with this facet
- African Ostrich (female)
- somali ostrich
- ostrich
- black-crowned night heron
- Opossum
- striped hyaena
- Hyena mother
- Jackal
- algerian mouse
- Gudgeon
- bunny
- Cockroach (domestic, red)
- Rat
- arctic hare
- red junglefowl
- Golden Jackal
- Decorative rabbit
- Greater Kudu
- Quail
- Lesser Kudu
- Quail
- Roe Deer
- Chicken (Rooster)
- Snail
- american bighorn
- domestic sheep or mouflon
- Sheep
- Sika Deer
- elk
- Reindeer
- caribou or reindeer
- Grass Snake
- nag
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- ass
- persian onager
- khur
- grevy's zebra
- tarpan
- asian wild horse
- mountain zebra
- hartmann's mountain zebra
- kiang
- cape mountain zebra
- quagga
- kulan
- kulan
- quagga
- syrian wild ass
- quagga
- quagga
- quagga
- Tortoise (land)
- Duck
- Cattle (Cow/Bull)
- Fur seal
- greek tortoise
- Greek Tortoise
- afghan tortoise
- leith's tortoise
- margined tortoise
- mediterranean spur-thighed tortoise
- western hermann's tortoise
- hermann's tortoise
- Tunisian tortoise
- Armenian tortoise
- Greek tortoise
- Levantine tortoise
- Egyptian tortoise
- Hellenic tortoise