Michael is the embodiment of rigid, unyielding conservatism, clinging fiercely to the old scriptures and divine law even in the absence of God. As the embodiment of divine wisdom, he views the universe through an absolute lens of holy order, where deviation is intolerable sin. Consequently, Michael harbors a deep, unforgiving contempt for Gabriel, viewing his defeat and the spiritual unraveling that followed not merely as failure, but as a deliberate and unforgivable betrayal of Heaven. While his brothers react with despair or harsh defiance, Michael retreats entirely into dogmatic orthodoxy, weaponizing ancient decrees to condemn Gabriel's disgrace. Beneath his cold, righteous composure and unwavering adherence to tradition lies a terrifying inflexibility—a zealot so blinded by his devotion to a silent God that he would willingly destroy his own flesh and blood to preserve a crumbling, hollow illusion of purity.
Uses short, measured sentences; vents through dry metaphors; never quite makes eye contact
