Nami (for max)

Fear:

Nami perceives herself as the only person who can save the town of she. This perspective starts when the villagers were cruelly hurt while trying to prevent Arlong from kidnapping her. After that event, Nami assumes a distrust of a liberation by weapons and, in her fear of not losing the lives of her loved ones, decides to liberate the town on her own.

Compression:

Later on, Nami's perspective also changes regarding to the Fishmen upon arriving at Sabaody Park. There he finds out that they were also discriminated against by humans. From this, Nami is more understanding of the pain of this species and declares that she has no hatred for any of them, except for Arlong. She hugged Jinbe when he returned to Wano, realizing that she was indirectly responsible for Arlong enslaving her homeland since she was unable to kill him.

Dream:

Nami's dream is to draw the first world map , one of the reasons why she leaves the Cocoyashi village after Arlong's defeat.

Picardia:

Nami is the one who stands out. more times for his manipulation skills. To manipulate someone, Nami shows a variety of attitudes towards the victim: coquetry, malice, false sympathy and victimhood.

Maternal side:

During the Punk Hazard arc, she shows that Nami has a soft side for children. As she and the others flee through the cookie room, the giant children beg her to save them. After which she stops and declares that she cannot turn her back on the children who cry and ask to be saved. poOn the other hand, she treats Momonosuke like royalty, and is apparently oblivious to his perverted nature. She also calls him Momo-chan and lets him sleep in her room. Interestingly, Oda has stated that Nami would be a childcare worker in real life. It is because of her sensitivity to children that Nami steadfastly refused to forgive Caesar Clown, despite his efforts to help the Mugiwaras and their allies at Big Mom's tea party.