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He moves along with Mark and can carry several items in him. When Mark sees him on screen, he is overjoyed to see him. Tiny Box Tim appears in a Markiplier mod of Don't Starve. When Mark narrates Tim, he uses a high-pitched voice. In game, he is Mark's only party member and is level 99. In game, he is larger and is wearing a warfstache.

Tiny Box Tim appears to Mark early in the beginning of the game appearing outside his house. When Mark notices him, he's overjoyed and enthusiastic to see him. Tim displayed happiness when reuniting with Mark, but as he neared the final door, he threw Tiny Box Tim across the room. Mark was reunited with Tiny Box Tim in 'RETURN OF TINY BOX TIM'. Mark then requests for Tim to guard the door while he finishes the custom story. To Mark's disappointment, however, a scripted event prevents him from picking up objects, including Tim. Tiny Box Tim reappears at the end of the Let's Play, filling Mark with joy as soon as he enters the hallway to see him. When Mark is separated from Tim after he is hurdled down into a sewage system, he cries over the loss of his companion before moving on with the play through. Mark immediately became fond of Tim and entitled himself with the role of Tim's protector - this display of friendship lead to Mark pretending to establish a rather sad but brief back story for Tiny Box Tim, implying a prior life of victimization ("Do you smell a key around here? Do you smell a key? Behind those boxes? The boxes that bullied you, 'cause you were smaller?! I'll kill 'em! I'll kill 'em all!"). Mark showed signs of joy, optimism and adoration when he first encountered Tiny Box Tim while searching for a key to the attic.

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