The Master Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of The Master? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for The Master from Doctor Who 2005 and what is the personality traits.
ENTJ (7w8)
The Master personality type is ENTJ, which means he is an Extraverted Thinking type.
The Master personality is primarily interested in acquiring knowledge and understanding the world, and thus is a very intellectual person. He is a thinker and a philosopher, someone who thinks about things and tries to understand them. He is a natural leader, and is able to organize and organize others. The Master personality is a natural leader, and people naturally follow him.
This personality type is also very logical and analytical, and is extremely intelligent. It is often seen as a trait, especially in the male population.
Anyone who is a Master personality will be a natural leader, who can organize others, make them work together, and make them happy. He is also very outgoing, and will be the person you go to in a crisis. He will know what to do in a crisis. He will know what to say in a crisis. The Master personality is a natural leader who can organize others, and make them happy.
The Master personality type is very analytical and also very logical. He can be a natural leader, who can organize others, make them work together, and make them happy.
John Ronald Simm (born 10 July 1970[1]) played the Master in Utopia, The Sound of Drums, Last of the Time Lords, The End of Time, World Enough and Time and The Doctor Falls.
In The End of Time he played several members of the human race after they had been converted into the Master Race. Some of these humans included Joshua and Abigail Naismith, Sylvia Noble, Shaun Temple, Winston Katusi, Trinity Wells, Barack Obama and several reporters in the White House, Mr Danes, a teenager, several other heads of military intelligence's such as UNIT, the Beijing army, and several other unnamed people.
Simm received second billing in the opening credits for both parts of The End of Time, making him the second villain actor in the history of the franchise to be so credited. The first was Eric Roberts, who also played the Master in the 1996 television movie.
