Frank Bryce Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of Frank Bryce? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for Frank Bryce from Harry Potter Wizarding World Films and what is the personality traits.
ISTJ (4w5)
Frank Bryce personality type is ISTJ, an Introverted, Sensing, Thinking, Judging type. ISTJs are the most common personality type in the world. They are primarily concerned with the safety and security of others, and they are alert for any threat. They are predictable and practical. ISTJs have a very good sense of direction, and they can take in a lot of information at once.
ISTJs are very good at following rules and routines, which is why the military is so attractive to them. ISTJs are also very much in touch with their emotions, which makes them good at being therapists. They are very good at anticipating the implications of their actions.
ISTJs are not very likely to try new things, and they do not like to be challenged. This is why the military is such a good fit for them; they can be relied on to do their job and not question orders. They also like routine and structure, which is why they like working in offices for a living.
ISTJs can be more comfortable taking orders than giving them. They would not be very good leaders. They dislike conflict, and they prefer to work behind the scenes, where they can make things happen without making waves.
Frank Bryce is a reclusive Muggle World War II veteran who works as the caretaker of the Riddle family mansion in Little Hangleton. In 1943, the Riddles were murdered by Tom Riddle (later to become Lord Voldemort), and since Bryce had the keys to the large house where the deaths occurred, he was arrested and questioned in connection with the murders. As there was lack of evidence (because the bodies were unmarked as the Killing Curse leaves no sign of violence or damage on the victims) the police could not prove that the Riddles had been murdered, and were forced to release Bryce. However, the community of Little Hangleton was distrustful of Bryce. As a result, he lived out the rest of his life by himself, living on the grounds of the Riddles' estate, while still tending to the grounds.
