My portrait

A portrait shows what you do when there’s no right answer.

The portrait scene

On a module’s map, a portrait is a shape with rounded corners. A portrait has three situations, one per screen, each with four answers. Choose what you would do. There’s no right answer, and nothing is scored.

At the end, you’ll see what you chose this time and what it means. Your result from last time is on the map too: tap the portrait.

Pairs and axes

Each answer lands on one of the two poles of a pair — two opposite leanings. Which pairs come up depends on the module: for example, “Risk” and “Caution,” “Results” and “Perspective.” The two poles of a pair make up an axis, and the axis shows which way you lean.

Playing it again

A new choice replaces the old one instead of adding to it: the portrait shows what you choose now.

Where to find it

In Profile, on the “Self-knowledge” page, there’s the “My portrait” card. It shows every axis of every module and what each pole means. An axis stays empty until it has answers. If the same pair turns up in two modules, it’s one axis.