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This document is an initial edit, largely generated by a language learning model (erroneously called "A.I.") based on the source materials it was provided. Please feel free to correct as needed.

Darwin is a genetically engineered dolphin featured in the script. He is portrayed as having a unique ability to communicate with humans through a special system developed by Lucas. Darwin's first appearance in the script shows him emerging from the water in a "blue hole" on a tropical island. He is described as swimming playfully in the water.

Darwin has a close relationship with Nathan Bridger, whom he seems to recognize from previous encounters. Bridger seems to be fond of him, and refers to him as his dolphin. Bridger also seems to understand him better than the other characters, at least initially. Darwin's skin is described as having a unique mottling pattern that Bridger recognizes. Darwin is found floating in a lagoon and cut up by a fishing net.

Darwin is an integral part of the crew, and his ability to communicate is essential to their operations. He is able to understand complex instructions, and acts as an important part of the team. For example, when the seaQuest is in danger, Darwin is tasked with deploying a beacon on the renegade Typhoon submarine. Darwin is also shown to have a sense of loyalty and concern for Bridger and the other members of the crew. Darwin seems to be content in his environment aboard the seaQuest, and decides that he wants to stay rather than leave.

Darwin's ability to communicate is central to the plot, and his interactions with Bridger and the crew reveal important character insights. Darwin is shown to be intelligent and capable, acting not just as a pet but as a fully functional member of the crew. His loyalty, along with his unique abilities, make him an invaluable part of the team. Darwin's character is an important element to the story and its themes, highlighting the potential for cooperation between humans and other intelligent species. He is also shown to have a sense of humor. He is not just a pet, but a partner. He refers to Bridger as "friend".