Mortimer Myles

Mortimer Myles 	Mortimer Myles
 	
67th Councilor of Toontown Central	67th Councilor of Toontown Central
Mayor 	Flippy FlopperEileen Irenic
Preceded by 	Unknown
Succeeded by 	Vidalia VaVoom
Appearances 	Appearances
First Appearance 	"Remembrance"
Last Appearance 	"Trouble"
Information 	Information
Gender 	Male
Species 	Mouse
Toon Color  	Black
Occupation 	Leader of TTC (former)
Residence 	Toontown Central
Status 	Alive
Mortimer Myles is a recurring character in Rewritten and Justice. 
In terms of the series narrative, Mortimer Myles was the Councilmember from Toontown Central during the rise of the Cogs. 
==Appearances==
===Rewritten===
Mortimer Myles made his first appearance in "Remembrance" when he and the other members of the Toon Council voted in approval of an evacuation of Toontown during an emergency session of the Toon Council, occurring after the climate change, the attack on a Toon, and the murder of a Toon. In "Doomsday," he and the rest of the Toon Council (minus Melville Jesop) realized that an evacuation was impossible and the only viable option left was the Emergency Portal. Desperate to save the Toons of Toontown amidst a mega Cog invasion, they approved the Exodus. He returned with the rest of the Toons in "Irenic" and helped acclimate newly-appointed Mayor Eileen Irenic to office. 
In the season finale, "Hell Bound," Mortimer and the rest of the Toon Council were briefed by Alice Carver and Bradley Wolfe of the extent of the existing Cog Nation and Operation Sever. The power in Toontown Central was suddenly cut, as the Cogs had taken refuge in a Cog building on Loopy Lane, in which they housed the Tog conversion machine. The power source was so great that it was leeching from the Playground. Eileen Irenic, Piggy Pie, Dr. Kilo Byte, and Flippy Flopper volunteered to go. Mortimer was silent when asked to go. Paula Behr and Mortimer chastised Flippy for his actions prior to Exodus and ignored him as he waved goodbye as he entered the Cog building. Mortimer refused to forgive him for Exodus and the Cogs.
The Toons successfully took back the building and shut down Operation Sever. 
===Justice===
Mortimer returned in "Aftershock" when he and the Toon Council discussed a plan of attack for a coordinated strike on Cog headquarters. He voted against a funeral for Flippy and received backlash from Eileen Irenic as a result. 
On Election Night in "Voice to the Chorus," Mortimer Myles won reelection to the Toon Council, despite running a dirtier campaign.
In "Trouble," it was revealed that Mortimer had pressured Sepulchra Rigor under duress to write a largely false autopsy for two Toons who perished in the Oak Street tunnel collapse, the point being to undermine and ruin Constance Miller before she took office. Mortimer was aided by Paula Behr and Ahab Ishmael, but his duplicity was discovered and he was forced to resign. Though charges were leveled against him, he settled out of court for a monetary amount. He was replaced by Vidalia VaVoom and his career was ruined. He later attended the Inauguration but was visibly displeased about it. 
==Character==
===Namesake===
Mortimer Myles derives his name from Mortimer Mouse, the original name for Mickey Mouse before Walt Disney's wife had him change it to Mickey. 
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