Tyson walks a fine line between allowing himself to be a general dog’s body for the employees of the web and allowing those employees to step out of line.
He is overly aware of his reputation as ‘the second-hand pet’, due to his relationship with The Colonel. He might be in a favourable position with the Moriarty Mirrors, but that doesn’t put him in a favourable light to the employees of the web who aren’t so fortunate.
For the most part, Tyson knows how to play that smart: calculated risks. None of them are foolish enough to do any real damage to him, but if they roughly brush past him during a shared mission Tyson will swallow his pride to let them vent that frustration and keep them focused on the job.
He only allows employees to dump paperwork with him when he either knows that they are overworked and it will be overall beneficial to do so, or else Tyson knows that - whilst a valuable employee in other matters - it’s in the web’s best interests if he handles that work instead.
Tyson plays the system under the pretence of being a dog’s body. He knows that he is strong enough to take whatever abuse they wish to throw at him and that the threat of damaging the Moriarty Mirror’s precious Pup will keep them from doing anything that Tyson would need to stop them from doing.
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