Functional Order: Fe/Ni/Se/Ti
Dominant Function: Fe
Venetia is the young and enthusiastic secretary of Churchill. She is graceful, polite and has an every sunny disposition, contrasting his more cynical attitudes. She tries her best to please him and is very supportive of his politics, dedicating her life to him even in her free time. Furthermore she is incredibly selfless, trying to safe her friends and care for the people in the hospitals during the smog, an act of kindness that later inspires Churchill to do just that.
Auxilliary Function: Ni
Venetia is very future focused, having been inspired by Churchills speech about woman being the future of the country. She is quite a modern woman and very politically active, as well as an idealist, shown in her actions during the smog and her wish to change Churchills mind on it. She can be a bit overtly positive at times, like when she is called out for how high she estimates her influence on the presidents decisions, but ultimately turns out to be right anyways.
Tertiary Function: Se
Venetia is lively, bold and a colorful presence in the presidential office. She brings in new life and is somewhat impulsive at times. While she is certainly grounded and graceful, something required in her job as a secretary she is also a bit of an airhead at times, which also ultimately causes her her life, when she is hid by a truck while daydreaming about helping the people in the hospitals.
Inferior Function: Ti
While she is mainly guided by her personal feelings and localities, she comes to her own conclusions, shown when she sees the mistakes in Churchills hospital policies, she later tries to change. She can be bold and direct under stress, differing from her usually gentle self.