Ultimately the resolution of Jason and Cass fights comes down to the fact that while he has his own ideals that don't mesh with the bats, Jason can be flexible. DC skipped the whole reconciliation with the family but while he's willing to kill it's generally a means to an end to him, not the whole entire point unless you're talking about Joker. Meanwhile for Cass the question of killing vs not killing is dead serious to her which means any time they're working together and things start going off track it's like:
Jason: Look if we kill this guy we send a message to his boss which makes it easier for us to negotiate with him from a position of power and I just think that-
Cass, snatching one of his guns and pointing it at her own head: Go on, pull the trigger. Kill him. Kill me. Go tell Batman that you let his daughter die to make a negotiation easier. He already let you die so no problem right? You think we should die? You think our life only worthwhile as part of a plan, just because we're killers? Are we doomed? Are we rotten to the core with no hope of redemption? Go on then, kill us and kill part of your soul alongside it. You clearly don't care for it so why are you even trying? Kill yourself along with us, come on Jason let's all just die right?
Jason, slowly backing away: I think you may be projecting a tiny bit so just. Calm down before I call the suicide hotline please.
Cass, slowly lowering the gun and knocking the random henchman unconscious: Yeah that's what I thought, fucking pussy.
Jason: Mm yeah you know what I hate you actually. Fuck this mission I'll just shoot you right now if you're going to be this annoying about it.
Jason, explaining things later to Dick: So I just kept shooting at her until I ran out of bullets and we both calmed down enough to call a truce. We tracked the guy down and didn't kill anyone but I did blow up the batplane just as a last minute screw you. Is she always this uh... intense?
Dick: Yeah, one time I broke up with Barbara and she threw me out a window. She's just like that.
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PheeTech feelings, I will never forgive SW for not giving us more Phee characterisation so I'm going to create it myself.
Tech, a devoted soldier, whose duty is to the people, and then, to his family, is sincerely protective of Phee. Should any harm come to her, he would prioritise her safe return/health above all else.
Phee, on the other hand? Phee is a pirate. Inherently selfish, heart hidden close, reluctant to be vulnerable. She's rough around her edges, it's how she stays safe.
That being said, she also loves selfishly. When she loves and allows herself to be loved, there's a certain risk, with how many enemies she's made, what she's done, who she's pissed off. When she let's Tech in, he knows.
Still, when push comes to shove, and her past catches up to her, to them, the lengths that Phee goes to. Because she's never had many this close. She's ruthless, in the prevention and in revenge. In her book, there isn't a threat she won't answer with something infinitely worse.
Between the two of them, they are a force to be reckoned with. They're dangerous, but Tech is the one with restraint. He is her restraint, without him, Phee is a scary woman.
He thinks it's the hottest thing, but his brother's a bit worried for their safety, should they accidentally end up on the other end of Phee without their brother to sooth her.
It's not like he even entirely realise he does it, either, no- Tech's clueless to the extent of things. He thinks his brother's are a bit silly for being so genuinely worried. Phee is entirely unapologetic, as well. Don't mess with what she loves, and she won't burn your world around you.
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deciding nigel aperture tag had mommy issues but specifically abt glados and he's just constantly desperately trying to please her and gain her affection but she she knows this and uses it against him to get what she wants is what made me like his character
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