Today I feel very tired and now, when I am at work, I try to put my mind and mentality into a safe zone. And for me, this zone became the Seaquest, and the character of Tad became my main favorite.
The main problem that could be seen in this character is that there is no clearly defined character. There are facts. He is a deeply religious person, loves art (most likely, he has a penchant for abstractions, as in surrealism, and chooses modern from more naturalistic ones), a polyglot (of course) and the fact that he is a vegetarian. These are exact facts that were either spoken out loud or were shown in his environment and elections. This set of interests says nothing about the character, and as was read in one of the interviews, the character did not really have a well-defined character.
For some reason, many were convinced of this, which made some moments with Tim seem somehow unrelated and confusing in the analysis. However, there are some clear features in it. Of course, he is modest, even very, this clearly affected his career growth and later led him to an identity crisis (which was not really disclosed, the writers, fuck you), but at the same time, Timothy is one of the most courageous members of the crew. Often there were moments when he ran ahead of everyone, when he himself was insanely scared. In his image of a good boy and a diplomat, there is a feeling that he is shy and should be out of the way, but O'Neill breaks this stereotype. Damn it, this moron was ready to sacrifice himself to save his comrades!
All this is such a small part of what Tim has as a character, but I am not able to describe in detail some of his analysis or something like that. My goal was to quickly remind myself that I now have a favorite character who keeps me feeling a stable sense of small pleasures.
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