Count Olaf Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of Count Olaf? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for Count Olaf from A Series Of Unfortunate Events Series and what is the personality traits.
ENTJ (3w4)
Count Olaf personality type is ENTJ, a rare type found in about five percent of the general population.
The Olaf personality type is a combination of the extrovert and intuitive preferences – a rare type called an "externality" – which is seen in about five percent of the general population.
The idea that there are more than just two personality types is commonly called "polytypic" or "multi-typic." The "poly" means many, the "typic" means type, and the "ity" comes from the Greek word for "number."
This is how it works.
Let's say you have two boxes with two different kinds of chocolate chips in them. You can take one box, mix up the chips, and put them in the other box. Mixing the chips changes which chips are in each box so they are no longer identical, but they are still both chocolates. If you then call one "chocolate" and the other "chocolate cheescake," you've created a third type of chocolate chip.
The way TypeTalk works is by taking one preference at a time. When you take one preference at a time, you're creating a new type.
Count Olaf is a fictional character, the main antagonist, and the main primary character, in Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events series. In the series, Olaf is an eccentric criminal and is known to have committed many crimes as a member of the fire-starting side of V.F.D., a Volunteer Fire Department that eventually branched into a massive secret organization, prior to the events of the first book in the series. Olaf is repeatedly described as extremely tall and thin and having a unibrow, a wheezy voice, gleaming eyes, and extremely poor hygiene. He is often distinguished by the tattoo of an eye on his left ankle.
