Discuss the extent to which the main character

4. Discuss the extent to which the main character demonstrates the personality trait of
openness. Describe scenes from the movie to support your answer.
David Klein showed that he has a high level of openness, his colleagues and family members
would agree. David invented Jelly Belly and it turned into a sensational success. He has a
very creative mind, he talked about how he can make anything happen with creativity and
imagination. He had diferent and unique methods to work efficiently, he would take notes
and write down ideas on paper plates so that he doesn’t lose them. David had and
implemented a lot of diferent ideas but Jelly Belly was the only one that was a big success.
5. Discuss the extent to which the main character demonstrates the personality trait of
extraversion. Describe scenes from the movie to support your answer.
David was warm hearted and had a high level of extraversion in his personality traits. He was
full of energy and enjoyed interacting with people/children and he loved making them and
seeing them happy. For example, in the movie it is shown that he liked to be a part of
di ff erent live shows and television shows. He was very excited going there as he always liked
to be in front of people and to be recognized as the "Jelly Belly" man.
6. Discuss the extent to which the main character demonstrates the personality trait of
machiavellianism. Describe scenes from the movie to support your answer.
According to the Candyman, David Klein had little to no machiavellianism. He never
manipulated or took advantage of others to get his way; he was big-hearted and a caring
individual. Some examples in the documentary were him handing out free ice-cream or
buying all balloons at Disneyland to give it to kids. Moreover, when Herman Goelitz took
advantage of David Klein by telling David that if the rights of his company were not sold to
him then Herman Goelitz Candy Company would have to fire all their employees. Upon