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Name:
Tyson-Travien Whiston (The poor kid, his parents couldn't agree on one name for his first name so they gave him two. He despises both of them and prefers to be either called Ty or Vien or Tyvien when you put the two together. He would often introduce himself as either one depending on which one he feels like on the day. He answers to all however).
Age: 22 Faceclaim: Freddie Raynor
Occupation: Apprentice / Trainee doctor
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Personality:
On one hand Tyvien (What I'm calling him in this which is a mix of his nicknames) is not the loudest of the bunch however on the other, he is not the quietest. He will make an effort to make conversation if there is need to and he often feels uncomfortable just sitting or standing when all around him is silent. He feels like there needs to be things spoken. Thus, he would make an effort. That said, there are times he is comfortable with silence. The type of silence that warms your heart when no words need to be spoken. A picture can tell a thousand words.
Tyvien will crack jokes, however most of which in his opinion are lame. Often one can find him smiling of true happiness, also laughing with his eyes sparkling in humour. He finds nearly everything that is meant to be funny, funny. Even if it were not meant to be. He likes to take things light heartedly.
It is rare to get him angry, nearly impossible on occasion however when it is something he really, truly cares about he can get angry quickly. When he does become angry he is a monster to be reckoned with. When he is angry, no one can reason with him. He will yell, he will shout and at times when it reaches a certain point he can become violent. However, knowing this whenever he realises he's reaching that limit he would either block you out, shut his eyes and try to calm himself, or just leave entirely. It's better that way for both the other person and him. He doesn't want to do something he'd regret.
Paired with the occasional anger, he is as stubborn as a mule. Once he has his heart set on something, it is hard to change his opinion. Nor will he let something drop if he feels passionate about it. For a lighter example, coffee. He has never tasted it and refuses to. He lets everyone else drink it, however he, himself refuses to, scared that he may get addicted. He would rather spend the money others spend on coffee on something else. Also, he does not wish to rely on it. It is simply against his own to drink it. If one does see him drinking it, something is seriously wrong most probably with his brain.
