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He showed Ilene a softer side when they were seeing Serizawa off before the latter sacrificed his life, squeezing her shoulder as they both watched him leave. Rick was also happy to briefly rub his victory in Ilene's face when the Hollow Earth theory was proven true, prompting Ilene to tell him to shut up. Rick and the more optimistic Ilene seem to have something of a friendly rivalry over such subjects as whether or not Mothra's imago form will be aggressive once it hatches. He was also very ecstatic and happy in front of everyone when he realized they'd discovered hard proof that verified the theory. Rick is quite openly and unabashedly a proponent of Houston Brooks' Hollow Earth theory in front of his colleagues and other associates despite Chen's skepticism of the theory. Rick's attitude notably ebbed by the time of the Oxygen Destroyer's launch at Godzilla and Ghidorah, vocally rooting for an injured Godzilla to pull through, and continuing to do so during the fight against Ghidorah in Boston. This attitude was seen with his assumption that Mothra would be 'meaner' once she reached her imago form, his visible reluctance to lower the shields when Godzilla approached Castle Bravo, and when he believed releasing all the Titans would cause a 'dead, charred world overrun by monsters'. Unlike Serizawa and Ilene, Rick is initially skeptical that the Titans are capable of benevolence and believes them all being freed would only bring destruction although unlike Mark Russell, Rick didn't protest to Monarch being willing to let the Titans stay alive. Though it would be an exaggeration to call Rick a naysayer, he tends to be the voice of negative reason in discussions due to his cynicism. He showed a much softer side when he and Ilene were seeing Serizawa off before the latter's suicide mission. He was notably soft-spoken after the Oxygen Destroyer launch injured Godzilla without fazing Ghidorah. However, this demeanor often fades as he becomes more serious when circumstances get particularly grave and dire. He tends to make snarks and quips most of the time when speaking, often exercises a laid-back demeanor when being negative, and he even has a 'Not yours' label on his coffee mug.

He's also implied to be alcoholic, frequently drinking. Rick stands out among his peers for his cynicism and sarcastic sense of humor. You out of your goddamn mind?!' ― Mark Russell and Rick, about Godzilla

Mark Russell: ' Open the shields.' Rick Stanton: ' Oh, yeah, sure, let's bring him in for a beer.

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