[h1]Secondary Character[/h1]

Name: The Thing
Age: Approximately 5 minutes old
From Year: Unknown
Home Land: Andy's Subconscious

Appearance:
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Personality: The Thing is very curious and inquisitive of it's surroundings, inside it's body and outside of it. It does not know what kind of Thing it is, but is very interested in the other Things surrounding it. The Thing cannot feel pain as an emotion or sensation, instead it views it as a stimulus response which it interprets and analyzes. Many emotions that come from the Repressed Place are strange to it, and though it controls the body, it still does not have complete control over the mind. The Memories are inaccessible to it, and the Instinct and Emotion subroutines run wild and often on their own agenda.

Still, the Thing lives to collect data, as that is the only thing it yet knows it can do, and wishes to protect its vessel. Every now and then it gets strange clues and signals from the Repressed Place, leading the Thing to wonder if there is another Thing inside of it?

Biography: The Thing came into existence after Andy's brain was repeatedly destroyed and recreated in the lava. While Andy and the Thing are completely unaware of each other, small parts of each other's input appear when one is in control. It is as of yet unknown if the Thing is a separate entity or a defense mechanism created by trauma. The Thing needs rest just as much as Andy's mind does, and does not seem to come out unless there is severe trauma being inflicted. Though the Thing is curious about the locked Memories and the Repressed Place, where Andy's consciousness lies dormant, it does not yet have the understanding or power to find a way to access them.

Because it is an extremely new being, there is unfortunately not much to put in it's biography, other than it acts more like a computer than a human being. While the Thing is not overtly hostile, it has no comprehension of social norms, morality, learning, or even vocabulary. For now, it seems like it will be learning quite a bit from instincts, emotion, and commentary from the mental peanut gallery.

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