fear of the dark.

BASICS

FULL NAME : Theodore Joseph Whitlock

NAME MEANING:  The name Theodore is of Greek origin meaning “gift of God” or “divine gift.”

NICKNAME / ALIAS: Theo, Teddy, various forms of ‘that one teacher’

GENDER / PRONOUNS: Cismale | He/Him

SEXUALITY: Pansexual

AGE, BIRTHDAY + ZODIAC: 44, October 30th, Scorpio  

PLACE OF BIRTH: San Francisco, CA

ACCENT : American

OCCUPATION: Professor of Computer Science

SONG: Mr. Crowley by Ozzy Osbourne

APPEARANCE

FACECLAIM: Hugh Dancy

HEIGHT: 5′9 1/2′’

EYECOLOR: Brown

HAIRCOLOR: Brown

BUILD: Dad Bod City

TATTOOS / SCARS: One scar on the side of his neck, a tattoo on his wrist he keeps covered with a watch. 

PERSONALITY

POSITIVE TRAITS:  Passionate, Intelligent, Patient, Observant

NEGATIVE TRAITS: Secretive, Passive Aggressive, Reserved, Anxious

RELATIONSHIPS

PARENTS: Annabelle (Mother, whereabouts unknown) & Anthony Whitlock (alive)

SIBLINGS: An older half sister, Ophelia (alive)

CHILDREN: None (that he knows of). 

PETS: One orange Tabby cat, Simon.

ADDITIONAL INFO

‘ A turbulent childhood left you in fear of your own shadow, a constant undercurrent of terror plaguing you that turned out to be something of a premonition when tragedy struck at too young an age. A fearful upbringing then gave birth to a troubled teenager, although you cannot remember half of what they say you’ve done. They called you unruly; dangerous. A threat. You’ve been in and out of therapists offices and hospitals more than most people have in a lifetime. Eventually, after being medicated, the trouble stopped. Voices and murmurings that seemed to become louder in the dark disappeared. Your thoughts became clear, but dull, but at least you no longer had lapses of memory. Though now the terror is back, hidden in the recesses of your mind, although you cannot pinpoint why. You’ve developed a love of things that keep you distracted and away from people who could possibly see something in you that you’re too afraid to face. Computers and technology have always been easy to understand, and easy to fix. That is until you took the job at the local college, where technology ultimately led you to a reality that was far more confusing and terrible than even you’ve experienced. Despite how your heart constricts when you see things out of the corner of your eye - brief glimpses of the dark, there’s also a curiosity. A familiarity that you can’t help but notice. You start to wonder if perhaps these occurrences are more personal to you than professional. But you’re too scared to question it; to look into them deeper. You’re not sure what’s a scarier truth: if there’s an evil attached to you, or if you’re the evil yourself. ‘