As a child Timothy was often bullied both physically and psychologically by the children at school. He had always been thin and relatively short. He had a growth spurt around Freshman year of high school. Unfortunately he was rather lanky so the bullying did not cease. He didn’t have many friends and had found himself immersing himself in a world full of heroes and good triumphing over evil. His love for comics is still quite strong even today. He was hired by the government due to his incredible intelligence. He accepted the job in hopes to be like a real life version of his beloved heroes. Unfortunately, his coworkers did not have much respect for him. They chuckled behind his back about things like the way he kept his desk a little to organized or how he could go through a quarter of a large bottle of antibacterial hand sanitizer in the course of a work day.

He had met Moriarty two years after he had taken the job with the government. Moriarty had completely changed his perception of good and evil. This whole time he thought he had been on the side of the heroes. It turned out that he was in fact a villain. He joined Moriarty and became a crucial eye into the government.

RELATIONSHIPS

Gets along with Mycroft Holmes

Friends with Hugh Puckett

Works for Moriarty

OOC SECTION **REQUIRED** OOC name/alias: Ariel OOC age: 15  Activity [1/10]: 5 (I dearly wish I could bump that higher…) Any RP experience: Intermediate, though a little bit rusty. Are you okay with smut?: Never done it before, but am willing to try. Timezone: PDT – Pacific Daylight Time

Rules Password: moffat Anything else?: The para is kind of my interpretation and how I’d play him, so don’t hesitate if I’m missing something about him. When  I saw you had him on your Most Wanted list, I got a bit skittish!  - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ORIGINAL & CANON SECTION Full Name: Timothy Dorian Hicks Face Claim: Tom Hiddleston Moriarty or Sherlock: Moriarty. The good side, of course!

Occupation: Government Official Likes: Comic books, action and romantic comedies, tailored suits or shoes, tidiness, real-life heroes, board games, the internet, Earl Grey tea, long, intelligent talks, Xavier (his cat) Dislikes: Germs, stories that have bad endings, insulting words in general, swearing, talking in front of large groups of people, coffee, dogs, swimming, being in small spaces for a long period of time, being called “Tim”

Short Bio:

As a child Timothy was often bullied both physically and psychologically by the children at school. He had always been thin and relatively short. He had a growth spurt around Freshman year of high school. Unfortunately he was rather lanky so the bullying did not cease. He didn’t have many friends and had found himself immersing himself in a world full of heroes and good triumphing over evil. His parents were quite loving though never took any serious actions against his bullies at school. By his teen years, they had probably thought the bullying had ceased. However, Timothy had just gotten better at hiding it from them, making a habit of wearing long-sleeves and layers and washing his own clothing so they wouldn’t see grass- (and on very bad days, blood-) stains.

His love for comics is still quite strong even today. He was hired by the government due to his incredible intelligence. He accepted the job in hopes to be like a real life version of his beloved heroes. Unfortunately, his coworkers did not have much respect for him. They chuckled behind his back about things like the way he kept his desk a little too organized or how he could go through a quarter of a large bottle of antibacterial hand sanitizer in the course of a work day. He’d be lying if he said he wasn’t disappointed at this; there was a small part hoping that bullying others was just a phase of adolescence. On the positive end of things, at least they didn’t hit him.

He had met Moriarty two years after he had taken the job with the government. Moriarty had completely changed his perception of good and evil. This whole time he thought he had been on the side of the heroes. It turned out that he was in fact a villain. He joined Moriarty and became a crucial eye into the government.