Theodore Fawkes' personality is a mixture of traits inherited from his father and those instilled in him by his mother. He's athletic, mischievous, and clever, all characteristics that are shared by his half-siblings. At the same time Teddy is friendly, easy-going, and surprisingly kind for a thief. Though, a thief he will always be. Property large and small seems to find its way into his hands. Why? Teddy would deny it's because of mere greed, sometimes its simply due to the challenge of the heist and the high of pulling off a robbery. The speed and superior reflexes he's inherited from Hermes comes in handy for his 'borrowing', not to mention hasty escapes should things not go to plan. Of course, his skills are not all wasted on illegal pursuits. Sport is a large part of Teddy's life too. While football is undeniably his favourite, he'll rarely turn down an offer to join any other game. Despite his tendency to steal, Teddy's natural extroverted friendliness and athletic ability makes him an ideal addition to any squad. He's a team player and surprisingly considerate, more than happy to pass the ball and share the limelight if it benefits the group.

Laid-back and possessing a keen sense of humour, Teddy is an easy guy to get along with once you've come to terms with the fact that he might pinch your stuff if you're not careful. He generally tries to keep his sticky fingers off his close friends' things, and for most his open friendliness seems to make up for this less attractive trait. The young man isn't overly loud, he knows the value of silence, and yet whenever Teddy is around people it's rare indeed for Hermes' son to stay quiet. He's always been a people person, his extroverted nature seeing him thrive in social situations. Teddy knows how to get people laughing, and he knows how to distract them from their worries (or their valuables). He'd go to great lengths to ease any friend's pain; stealing the latest video game or movie, and 'procuring' a buffet of their favourite food. If all else fails he'll provide a shoulder to cry on or a warm, comforting hug. The softy in Teddy believes a cuddle is a sure fire way to heal any affliction.

For all his carefree nature, you'd better keep your wits about you if you try to bargain with Teddy or you'll come out poorer than when you began the trade. He's insanely thrifty and adapt at getting the best out of whatever deal is on the table, which is only to be expected from the son of the God of Trade. He's not stereotypically book smart, but Teddy would tell you it's because he can never sit still for long, rather than a deficit in brain capacity. Given half a chance he's actually pretty good at maths, though his attention is prone to wander should a topic not catch his fancy, and the majority of his grades reflect this. Yet, you'd never hear anyone call him stupid. Teddy is sharp, more than some people give him credit for. He can read a situation easily and figure out some way to shift it to his advantage. His intuitive street smarts and perfect memory (another inherited gift from his father) help immensely in such situations, and on more than one occasion those skills have been the difference between escape and discovery.

Theft; stealing; 'borrowing'; 'accidentally' finding others' possession in his possession; what started as a hobby has become a bit of a habit. His collection of stolen items ranges from simple items one wouldn't miss, to pieces of clothing, books, jewellery, and so forth. Football (soccer), Teddy's always been a fan of the game and is quite fond of kicking the ball around when he's got the time. Comedy, what's not to love about a good joke? Junk food; greasy vege burgers, French fries, pizza, pretty much anything that's hot and bad for you is alright in Teddy's books. Of course, since he's vegetarian nothing has meat in it. Surprises; whether giving or receiving a surprise, Teddy's all for them. They make him smile, just like cat videos are always, always guaranteed to make him laugh. Added to the above, Teddy's a fan of Autumn, bear hugs, fireworks, his hair, and sleight of hand.

Game shows, they just seem oddly tacky to Teddy. Of course, he could win any if he cared to enter, he's sure he could. Museums, what's the point of traipsing through a stuffy building of boring, old stuff? Teddy doesn't have the attention span to stay interested long enough to give museums a chance. Boredom, does anyone? Racism, it's probably the only topic Teddy won't joke about. Getting caught, this is fairly obvious. Every thief dislikes being caught red handed and Teddy is no different. Security guards, they always seem to sense Teddy's kleptomaniac streak and he's been followed around a store more than once by over-enthusiastic guards. Of course, that doesn't stop Teddy from still managing to leave the store with pockets full of valuables. He's also none too fond of meat, pickles, false accusations, and tattletales.

Imprisonment, aside from the fact that it would be borrowing as hell, Teddy fears being locked up as punishment because it would hurt his family so much. He'd hate to put his mother through that. Paralysis, Teddy's always been an active kid, so any limitations on his body frightens him to no end. Being unable to move entirely is the stuff of nightmares. Losing his family, they've always been there for him and losing any of them would be a painful scenario Teddy avoids thinking about.

Hermes hasn't been a large presence in Teddy's life. He turned up once to get Teddy out of a potentially sticky situation when he was 12, complimenting his son on the heist while simultaneously chastising Theodore for getting caught. That was the longest visit his father has paid him, everything else has been a short meeting, like when you bump into someone on the street. Teddy's not too hung up on the lack of attention he gets, he knows if he got into any serious trouble Hermes would be there for him. He hopes.

Theodore Aarav Fawkes was born to Anita Patil, a British-Canadian of Indian descent who caught the eye of the Messenger God Hermes. Their affair was heated, yet brief, and by the time Teddy was born Hermes had already moved on. Anita temporarily moved back home with her parents where, amid the chaos of raising her darling, but troublesome baby boy, she happened upon an old flame. Three years later Anita and Harrison married and Harrison officially adopted Teddy as his son. The family grew a few years later when Teddy's younger sisters were born, the twin girls offering Anita and Harrison a chance to raise some normal children. Teddy, as much as they loved him, had been getting himself into trouble since he learned to walk and talk. Even as a stumbling toddler, he was surprisingly, startlingly fast. He'd often escape his play pen and be found teasing the neighbour's dog or stealing food from the kitchen. Unfortunately for his parents, Teddy seemed set on teaching his younger sisters tricks of the trade, so the Fawkes house was never likely to be tranquil.

No one in the family, not even Anita, was aware of who Teddy's father truly was. Anita told her son all she could, but as Hermes had never revealed his true self to her, there was only so much the woman could go on. It was only when he was 12 that Teddy met his father for the first time, the god aiding Teddy when he might otherwise have ended up in juvenile detention. Hermes' appearance answered a lot of questions, and once the god had explained himself to Teddy and his parents, he left. The family had always known that something was different about Teddy, and now they knew what. It didn't stop his sisters from idolising him, nor his mother and father from loving him. Teddy had always considered his step-father his real dad, and that relationship didn't change with Hermes' revelation. Even while attending Aeonis he stays in close contact with his family, and never misses his sisters' birthday. He may be a thief, but he'd never think to give his friends of family a stolen gift, bought or made is more up his alley.

If you have to ask, than you obviously don't know Teddy all that well. While he'd never trade in his speed for anything, there's no denying the amount of fun being able to clone himself has offered the young man.

Teddy speaks English fluently and can understand Hindi to a degree, though speaks it haltingly; he's been a vegetarian for life, influenced by his mother and her family.