Judge Bergan Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of Judge Bergan? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for Judge Bergan from Final Fantasy Xii and what is the personality traits.
ESTJ (8w7)
Judge Bergan personality type is ESTJ, or the "Mastermind". People with this personality type tend to be:
Negative: They take actions and seek information that, when analyzed, can be seen as negative or destructive.
They take actions and seek information that, when analyzed, can be seen as negative or destructive. Logical: They often base their decisions on facts and data.
They often base their decisions on facts and data. Law-bound: They generally follow the law and prefer to live by it.
They generally follow the law and prefer to live by it. Reliable: They generally do what they say they will do.
They generally do what they say they will do. Well-educated: They like learning and will take the time to research and learn about new information and trends in the workplace.
They like learning and will take the time to research and learn about new information and trends in the workplace. Competitive: They are typically not the most competitive but will compete fairly.
They are typically not the most competitive but will compete fairly. Organized: They are often hard-working, organized, and methodical in their work.
Judge Bergan is a character in Final Fantasy XII. An antagonist, he is a Judge Magister, the highest rank possible in the Archadian military. A cruel man, he strongly believes in military might, and that only the strong should rule, with an iron fist. Bergan's defining traits are his cruelty and brutality, and he prides power above all else. Bergan champions Vayne as an aspirant to the throne for his power and ruthlessness, and declares him a "true" Dynast-King for using manufacted nethicite to seize his power, while sneering that the actual Dynast-King Raithwall "begged nethicite scraps from his master's table." Bergan holds no sympathy for Drace when she is judged a traitor, and in the ultimate expression of his cruelty, he slaughters the peaceful refugees of Mt Bur-Omisace and mocks their religious beliefs when the party confronts him. For all his vileness, Bergan seemed to have some respect for Judge Zecht.
