Age: 28
male
Canadian model represented by Lizbell Agency, Sight Management Studio and Boss Models Cape Town. Thyme's versatility as a model is truly commendable. Whether engaged in high-profile fashion campaigns or gracing the covers of esteemed publications, he adeptly transforms into the requisite character for each project. His prowess in conveying emotions through a compelling gaze and seamless poses renders him a highly sought-after talent in the industry. Outside the glamour of modeling, Thyme actively champions various charitable causes. Leveraging his platform, he raises awareness and support for organizations dedicated to social and environmental issues, consistently striving to effect positive change in the world. In a transient industry where male models often fade into obscurity, Thyme Stidworthy distinguishes himself as a true icon. His undeniable talent, striking aesthetic, and philanthropic dedication have firmly entrenched him as a formidable presence in the ever-evolving landscape of the fashion industry.
Thyme Stidworthy
HERMY MESSENGER
for HERMY MESSENGER in THE LONG WAY HOME
Suggested by mr95
ACT I (35 min) — Opens in the aftermath of the Troy City siege. Od's private security firm has just helped the city government defeat a powerful cartel (Troy Corp, led by "Priam" and his sons). It was a ten-year urban conflict. Od and his crew of twelve should have been home in days. Instead, hubris — Od publicly humiliates Polly Femas and brags about it on social media, naming himself. Posie Drake sees it. The sea closes around Od. ACT II (65 min) — The gauntlet. Each mythological encounter is a distinct urban set piece. The Lotus District, the Cave District (Polly), the Aeaea Shores Resort (Circle), the Harbor (Sirens), the Strait (Skyler/Carrie), and finally the Ogygia Tower (Callie). Two years pass in the Ogygia sequence. Hermy Messenger arrives with orders from the Chairman that Callie must release Od. Meanwhile Telly, guided by Thena Gray, travels across the city to find word of his father. ACT III (50 min) — Od returns home in disguise as a vagrant, tests the loyalty of Eumy and Philly, observes the suitors' degradation of his home, watches his son grown and strong, and is almost recognized by his aged dog (who dies the moment Od is near — the Argos scene, entirely silent). The bow contest, the reckoning, the reunion.
