I dont like Wil because I hate when people use ridiculously obscure words just because they have nothing better to do then read a dictionary.
My natural speech mannerism and vocabulary are rather unusual, and I really wish they weren't because of the above. People automatically write you off as trying too hard, or taking the mickey. It's lead to not only many an awkward moment (like the time i enthusiastically asked the skateboarder "How does one learn to skateboard?"), or, more commonly, now I'm aware of my bizzare way of speaking, painful silences or monosyllabic responses, because I'm too scared to talk to people now.
English is my first language, but casual vernacular does not come naturally to me. It probably comes of moving schools 13 times and missing out on grammer lessons altogether as every school taught at a different range. Always the new kid with her nose in a book, makes for a complete lack of casual conversational skills.
Yeah, I understand that ppl don't like Wil, he's awkward, shy and different.
Funily enough, I hated Dora to begin with. She didn't have the same depth of character as Faye and Marten.
I'd say Steve would be my least favourite. He comes in the story, and you think he's going to get some air time.... then he disappears. He's Martens best friend, and I thought he's be more deserving of some character development, but now I'm beginning to think he's just a filler token male to balance the abundence of women in the QC world. Shame.