Also, Tina doesn’t express emotions very clearly. Even when times are rough and she’s under tremendous amounts of (often self-induced) pressure, her voice is always flat and without inflection. Even her groans sound disinterested.
Tina has a strong conscience and sense of right and wrong. She believes in following rules and is conscious of how her actions affect others. When she crashes a car and helps Bob lie to an insurance company and then accidentally burns down a man’s house in “Tinarannosaurus Wrecks”, she is consumed with guilt until she convinces Bob to tell the truth.
Despite this, Tina is shown to have moments of extreme selfishness, often the result of getting swept up in something. Prioritizing her wants at the expense at of others feelings, and will even display a cognitive dissonance when her selfish behavior is pointed out to her. However, she is at heart a good person who eventually recognizes her bad behavior and makes amends.
Tina sometimes displays quite a bit of confidence and self-worth, and often learns lessons about self-esteem during the family’s adventures. For example, she initially conforms to the peer-pressure of shaving her legs, but regrets it when she reflects on how she did it for the wrong reasons. As she is discussing self-confidence with her dad, she says that she believed that she was beautiful and became so and that he should do the same. She considers herself to be a “smart, strong, sensual woman” and embraces her transition into adulthood.
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