Are you the sort of person who avidly takes personality quizzes and makes a careful note of the results each time? Have you taken the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI)? Maybe more than once, even? And, perhaps most importantly of all, are you obsessed with Netflix’s Wednesday?

If you’ve answered with a resounding ‘hell yeah!’ to all of the above, then welcome: you have found yourself exactly where you need to be right now. If you’re a little confused about the MBTI bit, though, worry not: it’s basically a very, very intense series of questions – first published in 1943 by Katharine Cook Briggs and her daughter, Isabel Briggs Myers – that has helped millions of people discover the truth about their personalities.

Basically, every single person who takes the MBTI quiz is ascribed a dominant personality quality from each of four key categories (introversion/extraversion, sensing/intuition, thinking/feeling, judging/perceiving). Which means that, yes, there are 16 unique personality types up for grabs.

And, sure, you could take the MBTI quiz yourself in a bid to find out more about who you really are. Of course you could. But, when the sky is grey, the weather absolutely rubbish, and the 24/7 news cycle filled to bursting with seriously bleak stories, there really is nothing better than using it to analyse your favourite Wednesday characters – and maybe (fine, definitely) using the results to figure out whether you yourself are an Enid, a Bianca, a Wednesday or…

Well, or someone entirely different. Ideally not a Tyler.

Putting Netflix’s Wednesday characters through the Myers-Briggs personality test