cockeyed

Shakespeare casts himself as the carriage driver, allowing him to tag along and keep tabs on the cockeyed direction his play is going.

Likewise, the cockeyed view of these Texans, who sometimes, but not always, let other people get away with things, is endearing.

A relationship triangle, as cockeyed as anything by Picasso, forms.

Then as now, I am for the stooge, the one with the energy, the cockeyed view of the world, the nut.

He is closest with his grandfather, from whom Harold inherits his cockeyed view of the world.