Let your spirit dance in the wind with this one. Radley is the surfer trope embodied, and all the groovin ' free-lovin ' language that comes with it. Your focal points for his character may simply be the words "whoa" and "dude" as you attempt to embody his blissful airheadedness. Though, like Troy, this is entangled with a bit of child-like naivety and absurd positivity. Radley isn't someone who's just been doing too many drugs. Rather, he, like Jett, confidently believes his own words despite them never making any sense.

His bio is available in the Introductory Docket and is as follows:

Don’t do drugs, kids. Better yet, don’t attempt to fly a surfboard into the horizon using the power of the Buddha, or else you may be Radley.

This incomprehensibly cooked human being began the series as the teen club’s most adored member, surpassing even Troy, until his iconic debut in episode four, “Enter the Radley.” Larke and Shanelle attempt to prepare Radley for an exam, only to learn how insufferably idiotic he is.

Like Jett, Radley’s interpretations have no feasible logic to them. It takes a lot for someone who is simply “stupid” to stand out amongst a roster full of madness, but Radley somehow does this to the point of provoking irate screams. He takes surfer clichés and spins them out into an infuriating lack of sense.

In that regard, Radley was actually the trigger to Larke’s descent from her otherwise preppy pedestal. She becomes irrevocably depressed trying to teach him and, from this moment on, wishes Radley’s death more than anything. Radley’s idiocy does a better job at crushing Larke’s soul in one episode than Bianca could in the entire series.

His catchphrase is simply the word “squirrel” and if you say the word “whoa” five times over with enough drawn-out emphasis, you’ll likely reach Radley’s tone of voice. 70% of my country should be able to…