Personality A Personality B
Admiration Present ?
Reverence ? ?
Gratitude Present (marked) ?
Scorn { Anger Present (marked) _Absent_
Disgust
{
Loathing { Fear Present (marked) _Absent_
{ Disgust
Envy ? ?
{ Anger
Reproach { Tender- Present _Absent_
{ emotion
Jealousy Present _Absent (?)_
Vengeful emotion Present _Absent_
Shame Present _Absent_
Bashfulness Present _Absent_
Pity ? _Absent_
Happiness _Absent_ Constant
As there were differences in emotions and pleasure-pain feelings
manifested by the two personalities, so also the emotions and feelings
organized with the same objects differed. That is to say, one and the
same object often awakened different emotions or feelings. For example,
the moon excited in A pain, in B pleasure; woods excited in A
apprehension, in B pleasure; a lake, in A fear; in B joy; relatives, in
A affection, in B indifference. Situations, too, that gave A sorrow,
gave B joy, or, it might be, pleased A and bored B. Likewise with
persons: Y—aroused intense hatred, scorn, etc., in A; in B pleasant
feelings.