Timothy Field

Timothy Field, known better as Tim is a graduated character in Thirlcrest Academy. Tim was formerly a clique storyline character and interim Assistant Manager of the Thirlcrest Times. Today, he is no longer affiliated with any clique. He is portrayed by kancarzy.
==Appearance==
For his age, Tim looks like the average young adult male. He is around average height, standing at exactly 5 feet 10 inches. Relative to his height, Tim weighs an average 160 pounds. As for his facial features, Tim has a small nose and straight jawline. It is visibly clear that Tim has let himself go in recent times, now having a scruffy stubble and slightly grown out hair. His atmosphere can make him a somewhat imposing figure at times. 
== Characteristics ==
Ever since Tim set foot in the school, he has been obsessed with micromanaging any situation he finds himself in. When things don't go his way, he often devolves into a breakdown. Often times, his obsession with perfectionism borders OCD. Even going as far as to fix the messy ties of his colleagues if he spots any. Many point it to a various amount of things, but the most prevalent seems to be that Tim is simply obsessed with being in control.
Field has been described by some associates as a relatively suspicious person. He's been called many names, including but not limited to: authoritarian, power hungry, odd, dictator, conniving and self-serving. While the validity for any one of those descriptors is up for debate, there is no denying that Tim tends to make decisions based on competency rather than morals. Because of that, Tim has not always been popular or even highly trustworthy among his peers.
==Character Background==
Timothy Field was born in Washington, D.C. to a police officer, Brian Field and a stay-at-home mother, Paula Field with one adult sibling, Terrance Field. He grew up in a traditionally Christian conservative household, and as a result developed many of the same beliefs. During his childhood in the DMV, he often swapped between living with his grandparents in rural Maryland to his parents in Washington, D.C. because of a sometimes harsh financial situation. His family was not poor, but they weren't wealthy either. Simply put, they were lower middle class, blue-collar workers.
In his teen years, he began making a name for himself in his local schools newspaper. By this point, his older brother was in medical school. This led to Tim developing a competitive attitude, attempting to one up his brother and earn his parent's pride. Eventually, his hard work and writing endeavors would lead to him winning two local awards for his journalism. It was around this time that Tim was transferred to Thirlcrest Academy. The circumstances surrounding his transfer are best described with a summary of the police report found in his student file:09/13/2006, 02:06 AM
Metropolitan Police Department of the District of Columbia
Reported by Patrol Officer First Class Caesar Diaz
606 Galveston Pl SE, Washington, DC 20032 - Field Residency
At exactly 01:32 AM, peacekeepers from the Metropolitan Police Department responded to a call of domestic abuse towards a caucasian sixteen year old female, who earlier identified herself as Sarah Parks. On the call, which occurred at exactly 01:26 AM, the girl was heard crying, claiming that she had just been both verbally and physically abused with a baseball bat by a man she identified as sixteen year old Timothy Field, who she described as her boyfriend one one year. Upon medical examination, this claim was proven to be true, although the blunt force trauma to the head was more than likely caused by an open hand rather than a weapon.
Upon arrival, Patrol Officer First Class Caesar Diaz and his partner, Master Patrol Officer Simon Jackson would knock on the door, greeted by Timothy's mother and father - Richard and Maria Field respectively - who confirmed the incident. However, they would inform the peacekeepers that Timothy had left home and was likely in the area. The agency would send a search party throughout the neighborhood, and would locate Timothy Field at exactly 02:49 AM, when the suspect was arrested and brought into custody. Sarah Parks was transported to a nearby hospital, where she was treated for blunt force trauma.Since his arrival in Thirlcrest Academy, he has maintained a low profile. That being said, he has been monumental and prolific in his influence over the Thirlcrest Times leadership. During his short-lived leadership over the Thirlcrest Times, he was often described as a tyrannical despot by his own members. After being removed from power by Vincent Kühn, Timothy Field would practically vanish out of the public spotlight altogether, only making appearances to speak to his mentee, Artie Amir Ambrose.
== Relationships ==
=== Artie Amir Ambrose ===
Proud | Mentee
Artie is Tim's last meaningful connection on campus since his alienation from the Thirlcrest Times and the subsequent fallout with his social circle. Having mentored Artie's evolution from a mere journalist to a respected supervisor, Tim takes great pride in the impact he has had on Artie's career. More importantly, he is committed to helping Artie continue to thrive on his journey. Tim acknowledges that he's far more experienced than Artie and eagerly offers his guidance to further Artie's career. He describes his motivation for helping Artie as seeing a reflection of his younger self as a journalist.
=== Vincent Kühn ===
Hated | Enemy
Vincent is the reason Tim will never become the critically acclaimed journalist he was destined to be. By firing Tim for embezzlement, Vincent essentially set in stone that Tim would never receive recognition for his achievements from any colleges or workplaces. To Tim, it feels like Vincent robbed him of his future and his life at Thirlcrest Academy. Some argue that Tim is at fault for various reasons, such as being overly invested in his work, or that Vincent was justified in firing him. Regardless, it is hard not to see Tim as someone who has lost everything because of Vincent, whether the decision was justified or not.
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