Bird Brain
Paring: Clint Barton/Reader
Tags: female reader, doctor reader, domestic avengers, avengers tower, age difference -- older man/younger woman, domestic fluff, humor, deaf Clint Barton, Clint Barton needs a hug, fluff
Summary: She's a doctor and patches up the Hawkeye almost every day. He's an Avenger, and somehow, hasn't realised that she's been into him for ages.
Word Count: 2386
Current Date: 2020-02-15
They say that absence makes the heart grow fonder, but whoever said that never had to deal with Clint Barton every forty-eight hours. It wasn’t that you didn’t like the man - what wasn’t there to like? No, it was the fact that the man was constantly getting hurt. Shooting himself in the foot (literally). Falling over, losing his hearing aid, being stabbed by bad guys, needing an emergency tetanus shot when he got cut by a rusted nail and was very due for his shots.
It didn’t hurt that he was quite a looker, under all the bandages. Nice smile, kind eyes, and when he was actually taking care of himself and eating right, he had a rockin’ bod. If anyone caught you favouring him to the other Avengers who came by your station in the Tower, you’d say it was purely professional (when in actual fact, if he’d ever ask, you’d say yes to drinks in an instant).
The hardest part, though, was that every one of the team knew that you liked Clinton F. Barton, except him.
Bucky and Sam had a bet going on between the team of how long it was going to take Clint; so far, the stakes were high, and almost everyone was in on it. It had gone on for years, and only once had Clint almost walked in on a group of them talking about it, but he brushed it off. It seemed that you had chosen one of the densest Avenger as your heartthrob. Early on, Tony Stark had given you shit for being so young (to which Thor smacked him on the underside of his head for). Then, when he got over the age-gap, it was all, if you’re into older men why are you all heart-eyed over the Hawkeye when I’m literally here? Gradually over time, he let it go and moved on to other fish to fry.
After losing his hearing aid again on a mission, Clint is seated before you, looking at his hands. You can’t imagine the pressure he would be under as a man without powers in the Avengers and living with a disability, but he’s never spoken about it. You look up from where you’re running diagnostics, hoping that Tony’s bottomless credit card can purchase some tech for Clint that won’t fall out (his words) next time.
Once you have his attention, you sign, ‘You can tell me if you lost them on purpose.’
There’s a pause, and his face cracks that custom-made Clint Barton grin. He’s running on full-strength coffee or adrenaline these days, and it kills you to see him beating himself up all the time. He’s only human.
‘Blame gravity, not me.’ He frowns, and adds, ‘You believe me?’
‘Sure, and JFK is alive.’ You reply, laughing. He scrunches his nose up at that, trying to not show a smile, but you can see in his eyes, those tired eyes that lived off coffee and adrenaline, that there was some part of him that thought your quip was humorous.
Right then, Agent Romanoff walked in. If anyone had ever the self-esteem feel good about themselves in a room with her in it, they were lying. Her red hair was in a yoga bun, and she wore that black catsuit tied half-down around her waist. The only thing un-sexy about her was the fact there was a growing red stain beneath the button-down shirt. Clint seemed to get the message and signed his goodbyes to both of you as Natasha took his place on your examination table.
“Did I just ruin a moment?” she asked, unbuttoning her shirt unprompted.
There was a bullet in her lower abdomen, luckily the other side of her heart, and judging from the wound, was still inside. You move your hands toward the wound, and quickly assess before you pull on fresh gloves. She watches you, and lies down, administering herself the pain relief that you hand to her. Hopefully, her wound won’t need surgery.
“You say that like you’re sorry for coming in,” you reply, cleaning around the area.
Luckily, she doesn’t laugh, because that would hurt her wound. “But was it?” she pokes.
“Give me a break, I’m in love, not hopeless.” You retort, trying to stay professional. “…I mean, who even shot you, anyway? Didn’t your last mission end yesterday?”
“That’s classified. I’m a bad bitch like that,” she smirks, and unintentionally, you touch a tender area and she winces at the pain. Unfortunately for the Black Widow, she will need surgery. Before you move to page another medic, she places a hand on yours, and you look at her for a moment silently until she speaks. “…I know you’re not hopeless, ________, but it’s been three years, and if he can’t see you,” she gestures toward you like you’re the Mona Lisa or someone worth her time, “he doesn’t deserve you.”
---
Game Night Fridays were a thing, apparently. Something that you hadn’t been a part of until Doctor Banner roped you into being his partner for a table tennis tournament. The only rule was that you had to wear a stripy shirt, use no abilities to win the match, and have fun! (according to a retired Captain America, who you, after all, this time can’t believe survived coming out of the ice). Doctor Banner’s usual partner, the android Vision, was taking a long weekend with Wanda, his new fiancée to Miami.
That’s why you were stood in front of the table tennis table beside the sometimes-Hulk, sometimes-professor, all-times awkward walking Dad Joke Doctor Banner, wearing a striped shirt. On the other side of the table, Thor cracks his knuckles, and Clint flips the paddle in his hand and catches it like a cocky sportsman.
“Remember, to play fair!” Steve calls out, refereeing. He’s exempt of the mandatory ugly striped shirt, and holds a whistle in his teeth, about to blow. He’s very sports coach chic, looking very much an all-American hero.
“Or not,” Sam sasses, before the whistle blows, “and make it a match to remember!” He whoops.
Though the pair of them were Captain America, they had a different taste of how to serve their patriotic justice. The whistle is shrill, piercing, and Clint serves the orange ball.
Bruce hits it back, and Thor returns, and Bruce hits once more. You dive after it when Clint serves it back, and onward it goes. After a while, you take note of everyone’s style. Clint goes for tricky shots, and Thor uses the power behind the paddle to make fast ones. Bruce is reserved and stays on his side of the table, and with everything going on, you’re having to pick up the slack. You have a feeling that if Vision was here, he’d be a formidable player. Your reflexes are nothing on actual Avengers.
When Bruce misses the shot from Thor, you can see your teammate get tense, a tinge of green growing from beneath his collar.
“DoctorBanner, I think you should take a time out,” you tell him, but he shakes it off.
The next hit is quickly lost, and then it’s your turn to hit it. Clint’s making a funny face, and it throws you off momentarily, and you hit air instead of the ball. Thor roars with thunderous laughter. Doctor Banner looks more and more lime-green than his usual olive-tone. When Thor serves, it’s too fast, and it hits Bruce in the cheek, leaving a mark on his face.
The room gets quiet.
You place a hand on his shoulder, looking at the man. “Let’s get some air.”
You lead him away from the main room, out to the balcony adjacent to the main floor of the Avengers Tower communal area. Behind you, the Avengers resume their casual conversation, and the volume of the room goes from sterile to friendly. But just as you walk Bruce to the night air, Tony takes your place. He’s also not in a stripy shirt, and he wordlessly trades places with you, going in your stead to comfort the green doctor.
It’s easy enough to excuse yourself after that. Unlike the Avengers, you don’t get any time off, and the weekends are spent shadowing Doctor Cho at her clinic, and that starts early tomorrow morning. You say a quick goodbye to Sam and Bucky, who half-acknowledge you over their game of checkers (Bucky is playing red, and losing badly), and descend via the stairs. But halfway down, you hear someone behind and turning, you see Clint Barton.
His new hearing aid glows dimly in the hallway, and so goes his goofy smile. But there’s a different look in his eyes than usual, and you don’t know if right now you’re about to feel everything that you’ve been waiting for from him, or not.
He sticks his hand out to you, to shake. “Good game,” he says.
You smile. “Yeah, uh, it was a good game.”
“…it’s a shame you don’t come every Friday, ‘cause that was fun.” He adds, walking past you, continuing down the stairs. You take the cue and follow him the same way you were headed, down to the street. Most people take the elevator, in the once-Stark tower, but the stairs are oddly relaxing. “Maybe we can rush Viz and Wanda into a shotgun wedding, and we can play again some time.”
“I don’t really -,” you sigh, looking down. Clint frowns, and you don’t repeat yourself. You forget sometimes when he’s verbal and wearing the aid that he can’t hear everything. “Yeah. Maybe.”
---
For some reason, Clint Barton does not get hurt for three weeks. For three weeks, he keeps his hearing aids in one piece. He doesn’t get shot, stabbed or become unstable on a rooftop. He’s nowhere to be seen near your end of the woods. You spend your time catching up on paperwork, working on the medical profiles of the Avengers…and missing him.
It’s hard, because every time you give up on him, he comes back. And yet…there’s no sign of him.
Until there is. The Quinjet acts as a medivac, and arrives loudly, landing on the roof. S.H.I.E.L.D. agents escort a stretcher out, and you’re hastily called to action alongside the other medical professionals that have been called in. It’s barely five o’clock in the afternoon, one hour until you’re allowed to go home to binge-watch America’s Funniest Home Videos, but when you see who’s nigh comatose in the stretcher, your heart almost stops.
“How the hell -,” you cry out, starting to worry.
“Language!” says everyone, except Steve Rogers.
“-There was an ambush, Doctor ________. He was shot at by a sniper, but he managed to remove himself from 75 per cent of the ranged weapons range. He has three wounds of varying degrees of severity and is currently on a high dosage of pain medication to get him here.” Vision reports, helping the agents move the bed toward the elevator, to your set up.
“Thank you,” you tell him, and look at Clint. He looks so peaceful and would appear to be sleeping well if not for the two shots by his collar bone. “Okay, I need everyone scrubbed up, I need a dose of morphine prepped for when this wears off, call a surgeon in and - Doctor Cho, ready your cradle.” You speak hastily and remember afterwards that you’re not the head doctor on staff. “…sorry. Just, um, get him better.”
“________...” Clint says, woozily.
You look down to see him. His eyes are partly open, and slowly, his mouth opens to bare his teeth in a loose grin. His hands are soft, and reach for you blindly, but can’t seem to coordinate himself. He’s high off his face on the medicine, and you take his hand in yours, holding it tight.
“Yeah, I’m here.” You reach for his face, pushing his dirty blonde hair back. “It’s me.”
“You’re like, the best.” He says.
From across the room, you hear a nurse snicker quietly.
“You’re so…good at your job,” he slurs. “…and I’m like, Hawkbutt.”
“Hawkeye,” you correct.
“That’s the same thiiing,” he drawls. “…I’m a butt. I am. A. Butt. Heh. Butt.” He prattles.
“You’re not a butt, Clint. You’re a hero.” You tell him.
Doctor Cho comes behind you and places a hand on your shoulder. “I think it’s best if you sit out on this. You’re too close to the patient to take care of him.” She pauses. “It’s for the best.”
“I heard that! My hearing - aid - I heard that” Clint adds. “You’re right, Doctor Cho, she shouldn’t. Because,” he takes a deep breath in, as the other medical professionals swarm around him, readying the assessment before taking care of him, “Be-because I want to marry that lady. She’s the best.”
The room gets uncomfortably quiet, with just the EKG in the background.
His hand slackens off yours, moving over to his chest. That smile of his widens, albeit unfocused. He yawns, and looking your way, says with his hands just as he’s administered another round of drugs, his motions sloppy, but forgivable,
‘I love you,’ he signs.
You feel tears prick in your eyes. “Clint,” you reply, reaching for his arm. His pulse is weakening, the medically induced coma coming on, and he looks to you with his fading consciousness. You sign, just for him to see, ‘I love you too.’
---
It’s another six months until Clint Barton is cleared to go back to fieldwork, but that day comes and goes, and he’s still hanging around the Avengers Tower, this time in your surgery not for health reasons. The archery Avenger follows you around like a lost puppy in love, and to be perfectly honest, you wouldn’t have it any other way. Tony Stark went back to his teasing and kept the security tape of that day, archived in F.R.I.D.A.Y. under ‘Birdbrain & the Doc’ - a file he won’t change the name of. But it’s okay.
Even though he’s older, and you’re younger, he’s a combatant, and you’re a medic, he’s a coffee drinker and you prefer tea, you swear up and down that you’re as fond as ever for the dense archery master Clint, and you wouldn’t have it any other way.
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Clone Wars Episode 9
(Cloak of Darkness)
[Title
Scene!]
Quote; Ignore your instincts
at your own peril
Oof
Acc
o
un
tability
Instincts
And
Conscience
Valid
But also sounds like a vague threat to the viewer
“Vice
Roy,”
This
is where we’re starting off
on?
Not the best episode
The first one to get a strike
from me
Who knows maybe it’s just a bad starting place
and they make something out of it
Er-
“Luminara
And
Ahsoka,”
Interesting,
that is a good start
Showing that
Anakin has no control of his
Padawan
And opening the door for
New dynamics
Sounds interesting
Honestly, I don’t
know much
about
Luminara
so this
will
be
a
good
For
Her
“ under heavy guard,”
It’s
two
people
Face
Trial
And
Get
Acquitted
“For
his
many
war
crimes,”
Why
don’t
you
just
kick
this
bitch
from
society
Make
him
deal
with
himself
What
did
the
other
prisoners
do
to
deserve
his
Company
Oh
This character
Also - still don’t
get the close-ups on
her face
Is this like the
second time
it’s happened?
Don’t think it happened with any other characters though Obi wan is a glory hound
“ have you made contact with the
cruiser?”
Good leadership
(Kinda)
Assumed
authority
Kind
Good scene
But those dude’s eyes
Blink
Professional
Bull shit
Scam art
ist
I’m glad it seems to have the awareness
not to have the clones fall for this
“Generous,”
Fuck off old man
Also Luminara just called him
‘Subtley’
a piece of work
Good for her
Dude don’t
respond to him
Don’t let him have any control
or say in your life
“Tempting
offer,”
“ I have a
gift for you,”
Snarky
little
shit
Also; I thought he was going to go for the
gag
What
have
really
been
the
tea
“Finally,”
Nope
Tone
is
already
out
the
window
I’m
starting
to
think
it’s
a
problem
with
female
characters
But
Lumi
nara
hear
sounds
perf
ectly
fine
Maybe
it’s
just
child
female
characters...
Nice
Really
Like
The
Design
Going
Here
Ooh
Sweet
columns
Here
All around the sides give it abstract
value
Like salagtites
Why
doesn’t someone
muzzle
him?
Like I know the moral reasons
why
But
if you’re going to
enable
Please
do with the utmost care to your
safety
And
at least bring some of
ear phones
So... you don’t have to
listen to this
tox
Lit
igator
On one hand
playing by your own rules
On the other hand, accountability
And
how it lends itself to vigilante justice
“Keep moving,”
Assault’s not
cool
Hahaha
I’m sorry
WHAT
Is with the dude’s
design?
He looks like
a guy
out of an old Timey
story
book
“His locks shimmered in the breeze like
Golden sunlight,’
He looks like his name is to be
Valor
Mic
-do
-good
I’m sorry that’s enough
roasting of
his design
(It’s not that
bad)
Traitor
Commander
Gre-
“Let’s
move,”
Right
Into
His
Ear
Gree
doesn’t
give
a
fuck
Getting
revenge
for
getting
his
ear
talked
off
Just
tossing
him
off
Oh
no
wait
they’re
following
him
good
I
expect
some
treachery
to
go
down
(Specifically-)
Senator
Commando
s
“Rate
all
security,”
A) he’s
a war criminal
They
want to make a show out of him
And show they can handle it
It’s a propaganda move
Secondly they operate under the
enabler, “Several people dec
ided to enable him so clearly
only he’s
the problem and the
others
were just poor souls
lead astray,”
(Despite the fact that this completely
un
dermineds the ability of
choice
And paint them as well-)
Actually children does work in this
analogy
Since they will just
do
orders
And
that’s
why
they’re
not
accountable
(Only
wish
“Uncle”
Eeroy
Was
up
There)
If I can
twist
that
episode
into
any
positive
light
it’s
showing
how
adults
will
try
to
use
children
to
validate
themselves
(And
their
bullshit)
Don’t
let
your
overconfidence
give
Gunnar
another
advantage
She’s a child
Gunnery
already
has
the
advantage
As an adult
Sure she has a gun
That.... expression is more along the lines of what I was
expecting
We’re going for
dull
Ahsoka wouldn’t really
care
Also,
ships
Don’t look like
Republic
ships
And
intimidating
music
is
playing
What’s the scoop?
Hologram?
Sidious
Dooku??
“Vice
Roy,”
He’s going to escape ?
I have already put a plan into action
my Lord
Also cloaks just coming back in
style
Also
glad
we’re
getting
to
see
more
of
the
other
villains
Having
focused
on
Grievous
for
hours
* They wore it
better
“ my best apprentice
Asaj Ventress,”
Oh we’re getting a bit of a
re-introduction to her
And (Kinda) an answer to who that person he was
communicating
with earlier
are
*was
* or silence him
Rough
“ Ventress,”
I like
how they keep
the diagonal lines
On Sidious’s
face
To make his
chancellor
persona
That’s
good
attention
to
detail
“ you are putting a lot of faith in an operative
that has failed us in the past,”
Call back
“She’s a gifted
assassin,”
Aww,
he looks so innocent
here
Also,
complements
“ you may proceed,”
Off,
Sidious sounds pretty old in that last line
Oof
“Master,”
“There
is no
margin for error,”
“Child,”
Okay,
woah, woah
gross
She supposed to be a grown woman
right?
Because otherwise holding her to the completely Wrong standard
That’s not how you do
over sexualization of children
If Not that that’s just a standard
tox
Comparing a grown woman to
an undeveloped-
Let’s just hope
they don’t go down
that lane
“ being my apprentice,”
Being my
sub-servient
“ I am worthy,”
“ As you shall
see,”
Having to prove your worth
to others
Tox.
Ship!
Oh
Dressed
Like
Cen
turons
The design
in this episode
is
very
goofy
Oof
Walking
towards
a normal
clone
How
goes
the
interrogation
Oh
that’s
an
interrogator
(Also
his
voice
sounds
surprisingly
normal)
Then
again
he
seems
to
be
special
ops
/
FBI
Degree
of
enforcing
So
maybe
more
initiative
“Has
Vice
Roy
cracked,”
Yes
screw
accountability
and
making
them
deal
with
themselves
away
from
society
where
they
can’t
hurt
anyone
Or
having
faith
in
society
that
no
one
will
enable
Let’s
go
Third
degree
Nice
The
Jedi
will
wear
him
down
🎵 The Jedi are complicit in torture 🎵
“ your thoughts betray you, Vice Roy,”
Aka I saw you do it
I can sense your concern
your fear
That you will lose the power
and the wealth
Falsely accumulated!
Also no being has authority
over others
“ I have no idea
what you’re talking about,”
Dude...
You hide
great many
things
Asoka’s
showing
too
much
emotion
Also what’s the betting that Asoka breaks the trial
completely irrationally
She’s
tapping her
fingers
The locations of their
bases
“ I am an innocent pawn
in all this,”
Bull. shit
You. Made. A. Choice
“ if you are merely a pawn
then who are you protecting,”
Don’t enable this
Hold him accountable
And if you stumble across the bastard
Hold him accountable
Just...
Hold people
accountable
[Also, Asoka’s there
like yes I’m helping,”]
No one
I know
nothing
Bullshit
enabler
“Liar,
Liar,”
Told
ya
Ahsoka
Padawan
Well
At least they didn’t
Pretend Ahsoka
Was capable of doing
bad cop good cop
Still
a completely unrealistic
outburst
[there’s a reason why the people in bad cop- good scenarios
are adults
This is why
Literally applying unnecessarily emotional, mental, and physical
stress
Instead of holding him accountable
Bullshit,
M’lady
Just as guilty
Asoka just brought to a new
extreme
And what would’ve been a
good scene about
how Anakin
and by default
Obi-Wan’s
‘abuse’
Or
lessons
to do
so
Intensified
We get a scene with
an irrationally angry
Ahsoka
That shows
unrealistic
child-
like
Behavior
More
befitting
of an adult
This could’ve been a good scene about Luminara getting slapped in the face with the things she’s enabling
And
Asoka
not
realizing
(Not
able
to
realize)
The harm
in her robotic
automated
action
And that considering
Asoka and Anakin are both under 22
The fact that she can technically
Unfuck the situation
(at least for the next generation)
And the conscientious
decision, to not to
Despite all the bad
signs
Don’t know about the toxicity
level
it’s looking pretty tox
“ I wasn’t serious,”
You were unrealistically unchildlike
And, by adult standards , you’d be had for toxicity
But
this
is
just
bad
wri
ting
“ The only way he’ll talk is if
he’s scared enough,”
Or if he wants to
Literally, only if he
wants- to
Em,
perhaps I was too hasty
Let us
negotiate
He just
decided
to do that
Ahsoka
[I really
hope they aren’t
going
the direction
of the last
episode
And
blaming
all the
adult problems
on the child
Ah!
Captain
“Status
Report,”
Good
captaining
[Weird animation with
flailing arms]
Fighters
in
-coming
They brought
boarding ships
Hey
actually doing some thing
Prepare to
repeal
the enemy
Action
Off
Tough
Bastards
Right
through
the
ship
Off
Right
there
thing
is droids
Neat
Ok how are they going to hold off
tanks
That requires some kind of explosive
There’s
another
gun
They
get
shot
down
Again, explosives
Oh, immediate
fill in
[they didn’t even take that guy
to the medic!]
Also yeah stand in the same spot with
no cover
Oof
They got
one
[are we sure that Guy didn’t
just die from exhaustion?]
Oh, yeah cannons
Get some explosives
Lot
to go
Seriously get explosives
Super battle droids
I just called him
tanks
Whelp
Jedi are you waiting for
Cue?
Whelp
They’re headed for the
detention level
“Aight,”
Night buddy
“ we need reinforcements- oh,”
That was the most disinterested
scream of getting shot
I’ve ever heard
[are we sure he didn’t get hit by a
stun weapon?]
Also,
no, you need more
grenades
Throwing
bodies
at it
clearly
isn’t
helping
Commander: I’ll need your
assistance
Why?
Also; now you help
After everyone’s dead
Sat
there
listening
to
chatter
for
about
5 to 6
minutes
“You stay here with captain Aguyis,”
What?!
Also,
no how
about
better idea
You
stay
here
and
deal
with
the
negotiations
Asoka
and the
captain go to deal
with it
So you don’t leave a child with a
manipulative maniac
(Not encouraging
child soldiers)
Nor
do I think
Ahsoka
can
take
them
“ Guard
the
viceroy,”
Guard
the
manipulative
maniac
with
no
muzzle
[But
It’s a terrible idea!]
Hopefully
the
captain
a
more
responsible
Guard
OK maybe will get a look into who’s ordering Ahsoka
and their general ideals
“Master,”
Is it Master used
just for apprentices
Shouldn’t Ahsoka be calling her something like
my lady, or some other
high old’ medieval title
“Lord”?
“Lordess?”
“Mistress?”
It appears you are no situation to
negotiate Padawan
Dude...
She has
A light saber
Also this is the problem with leaving
children
with toxic
adults
Rescue
Never mind they’re going Full on
unchildlike with
Ahsoka right now
Screw
interesting
narrative
Ack
That
ended
quickly
There she
is
Oof
That dude is
still alive
Seriously, was that the dude that got shot over the
Coms?
How?
Whelp
ouch
Also
no one going to
notice that?
What
have you found?”
Some
one
noticed
“Copy,”
Clearly
Not
And
she
has
the
cuff
Guess
she liked it?
Good for her?
Battle droids are everywhere
Guess
she likes
the radio
Also,
Luminara
didn’t kill
those droids?
‘Cause there were
way more than one
“ we have to
protect the prisoner,”
That literally
didn’t change
any
thing
Also so Luminara is right back where
she started
Whole scene
was pointless
Whelp
How do
they stand
-?
Also
hope
clones
get
good
health
coverage
Again
Cannon
Unnecessarily
dead
Whelp
How long does it take
her to walk?!
Also who killed all those dress setting
battle droids
then?
Think it was the authors
Could’ve done this
five seconds ago
Also, sneaking around in
vents
Off
Why
are
you
here?
This is not where
prisoner
Is
Is it the
security
core?
[is it to ship
hyperdrive?]
Whelp
Poor
Skeletal~
*Shivers*
Droid
Sorry am I supposed to like
this
droid
[I’m trying
but it looks like a
human spine]
Whoop
There
she
goes
Whelp
See
anything
People
are
getting
massacred
and
you just switched back to everything’s all right
mode
that
quickly
Whelp
Creepy
Roomba
Engine
room
seems
clear
We’ll
lock
it
down
Seriously
everyone
went
back
to
normal
real
quickly
Shouldn’t
you
be
hauling
someone
to
the
medic
Or
PROTECT
ING
the
Priso
-ner
Seriously
no
one
can
seem
to
keep
the consistency
and the battle scene
was over
way too quick
without any confirmation
And I’m on guard
Not for Ventress
But
the
droid
things
Seriously!?
[only two of them
in that hallway?!]
The enemy
is approaching towards the
prison level
You-
do realize how much that doesn’t fit up
[” oh yeah Joe I’m just grabbing some
donuts
“ oh good the enemy is about to capture the very important prisoner we have,”
Isn’t that always how it is?
[Laugh track]
“We’re on our way,”
Keep watch 327
Ok 327
T
IRONY
Also cute
Even
if
it
does
look
like
a
dismembered
spine
Do you know
droids never like to be called by their
nicknames
Pretty sure that’s like calling you by your last
name
Nicknames
are
different
Beeping
Oof
Again
I
wasn’t
too
worried
about
her
I’m worried about those droids
[Though do you like the sass they gave her
in this frame]
Neat
Well...
Shit
S’up
Really
playing
around
with the droid
S’up
Again,
Looks
like
the
last
of
them
commander
But
I
sense
our
troubles
are
not
over
Maybe because you left a child soldier do with a
mani-
S’up
Well
Sounds like your rescue-
Nope
Cocky Ahsoka
Don’t mind me
as my brain just slowly numbs out
[Your child shouldn’t have more cocky and
sass than your adults]
I am ready to discuss our
bargain
again
This
dude
goes
back
-and-
forth
like
a
top
Padawan
Tano
may
I
have
a
word
Why?
[if
I
leave you won’t go anywhere will you?]
Argh
The enemy has been repealed
Why are you telling her
this??
Where is
Luminara
then?
[Seriously
how long does it take
her to walk?”]
Whelp
And, subtlety
just went out the roof
[almost
literally]
Whelp,
really
showing
off
“If it isn’t-”
Again, child
No sass
This should be Un
knowledgeably
Terrify-
Ing
Hey, some snark
“ Skywalkers little pet,”
If only...
More so Skywalker’s
unchildlike abomination
Currently
So this is a child vs adult
This isn’t a battle of
equals
It’s an ass beating
waiting to happen
“ i’ll give you a
merciful death,”
Ahhhhhhhhh
Skip
“The Padawan,”
The
unchildlike
semi
abomination
That’s
not
a
child
If
so
it
would
Follow
the
rules
of
writing
a
child
As such
I have no
Commit
-ment?
Invol
vement?
Interest?
In the
fight
It could turn something into a toaster
and I’d just have to accept that
Clones
never
help
Again,
ass-
beat
This a
curb stop battle
waiting to happen
Whelp
See
Also
that
Guard
has
plot
armor
Whelp
-yet
Hard
pull
You
Know-
“ Skywalker’s not here to save you now,”
Again
she
can
just
pull
a
toaster
out
of
her
ass
This
is
the
problem
with
breaking
the rules of
writing
“I don’t need saving,”
COMPLETELY UN
- realistically
Seriously, movie
Children for the Woobies
Adult for a bad asses
Get it right
Any way...
Still
repels
“Over
Here,”
She’s not getting repelled by a
literal child is she
“Buy you a planet,”
Whatever
Heck
Oh, no she can just the phase through the doors....
My sense of
suspension isn’t really broken
But it is very
well damaged
(Especially with
Ahsoka)
......
Blah blah tempting taunting whatever
“Irony,”
NO
Irony is when an adult, one that can be held
accountable, does something
This
is poor
writing
With
no
investment
(You
didn’t
earn
that)
Ventress
stick him for double irony
(Actually
deserved
irony)
Youngling
NEVER-
( I’m filled with so much
anger)
Argh-
Whelp
Why would you check
there
Whelp
Finally
got
there
Whelp
Heck
ed
Blah,
Blah
Surrender
Dude
got away didn’t he
There’s too much riding for this to be a
success
Whelp
Bull shit
I watched that
animation!
She didn’t press a button!
What?!
And they all died
That dude’s a
weakling
Whelp
Frick
That
Heck
Whelp
There
You
Go
[Dude left behind without even a
scratch]
[Or he disappeared in a
cut scene]
Cause he’s not there
Blah
Blah
That power’s kinda of neat
though
Okay
What
are we waiting
for?
Survival
Protecting
the
prisoner
Common
sense
Everything
running
haywire
The engine
got blown up
Shouldn’t you be
busy
Should someone be switching on the back up
power
[Shouldn’t the power been off for a
few seconds?]
That wouldn’t screw with the
buttons
Also
there
he is
[I’m five seconds from calling bullshit-]
Whatever
An explosive bomb
Caused-
[Frustrated
inhale]
Okay-
Don’t
Gunnery
-No
I’m-
Too
Tired
To
yell at enable(r) logic
Whatever
[oh so yeah there clearly are
explosives!]
[Fru
strated]
.....
No
....
-
[i’m getting a damn tox
headache from this ]
Damn
.....
Argh
Argh...
Whoah
No
But...
Cool
Whelp
Whelp
Tal
king
.....
OMG
What
ever
Neither
do
you
-What
Why-
Argh
-
Oh-
Just-
Argh-
Well-
Hmm
ARGH
..
Bull shit
Alright
‘ superior
my
ass’
Droids
Right.....
Whatever
Nice fight
scene
I don’t
care
‘cause
it’s
overshadowed
by
Asoka’s
bullshit
Whelp
What-
Ever
Hmm
They’ve got it all reversed
They’ve given
Luminara
all of Ahsoka’s
helplessness
(And
reactions)
Asoka has ended up with all of the
Luminara’s
Self-assured
confidence
(One of
which can be
switched
because an
adult
react
(Almost)
as much
as they wish
(Child-like
naivetè
absolutely
not)
Does
not
work
the
other
way
That’s
what’s wrong
with this cut
scene
(Scene)
And
It
Gets
Worse...
Count
Dooku
Whatever
Blah
blah
blah
Whatever
That’s
Cool
“I can’t dis-”
Back to this
again
Stop saying
start doing
movie
Also
you know
what would be great?
Having
Luminara
Have
This
Con
versation
Debating
if
she
should
disobey
her
previous
handlers,
as
she
sends
a
child
to
their
very
literal
death
Giving
the
watcher
some
hope
when
she
decides
to
eventually
decides
to
rescue
Ahsoka
Or
the
feeling
of
dread
as
she
continues
to
follow
orders
cutting
with
Ahsoka
getting
her
ass
kicked
to
contrast
the
wrongess
of
the
situation
Ventress,
eventually
leaving
her
out
of
pity
The
Future
now
with a
lot
more
distance
to
cover
If
it
ever
wishes
to
recover
...
Wasted potential
It even
Has the
Line
Over stepp
ing
Bound
aries
Argh
And
Gene
rational
Back
Stab...
It
does
everyt
hing
wrong
For
the
common
courtesy
of not
Blast
- ing
My
Ears
Off
Try
ing
To
Ma
-ke
An
abus
-i
ve
Mom
ent-
A
Nice
One
It
Gets
No
Tox
(Though
it
Certainly
Te
sts
The
Boundary)
(Even a moral
about how
you’re expendable to
enablers...
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