Ghostface Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of Ghostface? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for Ghostface from Scream and what is the personality traits.
ESTP (8w7)
Ghostface personality type is ESTP, qualified by the symbol of the mask. The "Face" is a mask of notoriety, a mask of protection, even of sovereignty. The ESTP masks his own weaknesses and lacks of knowledge with a cloak of "fame", "power" or "mystery". He is able to hide his true self behind a false and aggressive exterior. This is the type of ESTP that is not satisfied with his own life, and wants to make something of himself. He does not like being on the periphery and does not like to be dependent on others. He is not afraid to act impulsively and to take risks, in order to achieve his goals. This ESTP prefers to have his own way and does not like to be controlled by others. He does not like to share the spotlight, but does not mind having a partner who is "in the spotlight". He likes to lead others by his actions and his decisions. This ESTP is fascinated by the world of crime and crime films, and may be attracted to this line of work. He may also refer to this line of work as a means of achieving fame and recognition. The ESTP is an "actor" who uses his talents as a cover for his weak personality.
Ghostface is an identity adopted by the main antagonists of Scream: The TV Series. It is the television adaptation of the original character who stalks and kills the teenagers of the small town of Lakewood. Ghostface was created by Jill E. Blotevogel. Regardless to the identity under the costume, Ghostface was voiced by Mike Vaughn in seasons 1 and 2, and by Roger L. Jackson in season 3.
