At this point in the film Ted works very professional with his partner in a 1950's style. He also has a very typical in his dress sence for a 1950's detective, wearing; a suit, clean shoes, holstered gun and hat. Props used by himself also reflect the time, with him using a pencil and a note book for note taking.
After each vision he has he begins to change his attitude towards the staff and methods of interrogation, he gets obsessed with the idea implanted in his head by his partner that they wont get off of the island. From then on he ignores suggestions from his partner and desides to head for a light house which is said to be the place in which the mental patients are experimented on, this however is not the case and discovers the head doctor and his so called "partner"who convince him that he himself is actauly mental. He discovers that his "dreams" were actauly from his memory of him killing innocent men in WW1 and of his wife and children. He also discovers his source of insanity being that his wife drowned his 3 children through her own insanity of him not being there to support her. He however couldn't come to terms with their death so point a gone to her chest whilst embrassed and shoots her.
To conclude he is a very intelegent character who was formally strong willed, however the reality of his insanity breaks him down. You feel sorry for him by the end, however feels quite threatening at the start due to holstering a pistol and being rather threatening in interrogation, this threat however reduces throughout the film as his insanity worsens.
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