A tenth planet in the solar system has just been located, and NASA is sending a team of five to discover whether it's habitable. Selena Namori, a psychopath and incarcerated felon, is chosen for the mission, along with four other distinctive and unu...
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Actor: Gabriel Afolayan (Teller is clean-shaven)
Name: Teller Frayman
(Tell-ur Fray-mun)
The Genius
Age: 26
Pronouns: he/him, but any are acceptable
Nationality: Nigerian/American
Height: 6'3"
Weight: 205 lbs.
Eyes: Deep brown
Hair: Curly, chocolate brown
Skin: Espresso
Face Shape: Diamond
Distinctive features: narrow eyes, sharp chin with a nick in it, flat expression
Sexuality: Asexual
IQ: 175
Traits: Quiet, introverted, clinically depressed, serious, observant, antisocial (not to be confused with ASPD)
Favorite Quote: "The mind is not a vessel to be filled but a fire to be kindled."
Favorite Color: White
Other Facts: genius, failure, science-obsessed, mostly silent, suicidal until recently, finds it difficult to understand others, doesn't move or talk much, Ravenclaw, son of Athena, Erudite,
Spirit animal: owl
Enneagram: 5w6: The Troubleshooter
MBTI: INTJ-T: Architect
Zodiac: Capricorn
Dream job: Scientist/inventor
Author's notes: Teller is one of my favorite characters, probably because I had his entire life planned out from the start. He would be silent nearly all the time, not talking except when necessary, not lost in thought so much as thought lost. Teller pays attention to his surroundings but often doesn't voice his opinion about them. Nobody asks him what he thinks because they assume he's not even listening.
Up until recently, Teller was suicidal and felt that he had nothing to contribute to science. His application to NASA was a long shot, his last chance to do something meaningful. Now, he can do something worthwhile with his life: become an astronaut and travel to an unexplored planet. Not to say he was instantly cured and is back to normal. Teller's never been "normal". He's still depressed, so is willing to go along with Selena's (yes, it was her idea) to commit maybe-suicide. Is he happy that the crew may end up having no impact on science? We might never know.
