Michael Glass Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of Michael Glass? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for Michael Glass from Morganville Vampires Series and what is the personality traits.
ISFP (1w2)
Michael Glass personality type is ISFP, the introverted, sensing, feeling, and rational personality type. One of the most common mistakes that newcomers to MBTI make is to assume that the ISTJ personality type is the “staying home with the kids” type of ISFP – but that is not the case at all.
ISFPs are not “homebodies”; they are not people who just want to stay at home and tend to their own home and family. ISTJs are very capable of running their own businesses and careers, while they simultaneously take time out of the day to tend to their own home and family.
ISFPs are often misunderstood because their preference for introversion can sometimes lead them to spend a lot of time alone. But ISFPs are actually quite social! The ISFP is actually an extremely social person, but they tend to prefer to keep their relationship depth limited to only a few people at a time. When they open up to people, they tend to put a lot of effort into being selective about whom they allow into their inner circle.
When it comes to spending time alone, the ISFP value solitude.
is a Morganville native and owner of the Glass House. His grandfather is Sam Glass. When the series begins, Shane and Eve are already living with Michael when Claire joins them as a fourth roommate. After Michael's mysterious disappearance during the day begins to strain his relationship with his housemates, Michael is forced to explain his strange behavior. After being attacked in his house and left for dead by Oliver (who was attempting to turn him into a vampire, but failed), Michael has become a "part of the house"—he is effectively a ghost, vanishing by day and corporeal at night. In this state, Michael can draw power from the house itself, making him extremely powerful inside it (while in a corporeal state); however, he cannot leave the house, which leaves him intensely frustrated with his inability to protect his friends when they are out of his reach.
