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When a Takan is 'Recycled', their mind is ripped to shreds. So what happens when those threads are left inside a broken Takan's head?
Takans are usually docile, submissive and rather meek until their emotions flare. As per usual, Takans are highly susceptible to large flares of emotions. Depending on proximity to, the strength of and the particular nature of a flare in emotions, Takans may respond with anything from a chuckle or laugh for weaker emotions to crying or fainting for the stronger ones.
Diel, as a singular Takan, is quiet. He does not usually like to be disturbed, making local libraries a safe-haven for the male. Recently, however, an odd change has come over him that is rumoured to have something to do with a book entitled 'Gods of the Present'.
As a 'loner', Diel only socialises on occasion. If, however, you find him drunk or 'hyper-active' (male Takans are especially reactive to chocolate), he can be extremely chatty and finds himself disrespecting the 'personal space' rule.
Diel was originally sent to Terra to harvest DNA from those who exhibited some decent traits that could be extracted - that idea went out the window when he met Migel.
Since that point, Diel's stalked people, argued with them and consequently been guilted back to his home planet. Unfortunately, it was without what he had been sent for, and the Takan was stripped of all rights, mentally destroyed, physically vandalised and returned to Terra to rot and die.
That didn't quite go to plan either. Now, Diel is broken, perpetually confused and childlike in many ways.