#cemned

[arc-misadventures]

Can we have Jaune and Coco rag on Cinder for her outfit she wears to blend in at Beacon? Its not very good looking.

(Also is it offensive to have Coco do a gay disappointed stare?l

We Need To Talk

Cinder: Alright, we've got our uniforms, now it's time to blend in with the rest of the students.

Mercury: This should be easy enough to do.

Emerald: They'll just see us as any other student.

Neo: (Rolls her eyes as she fellows these three imbecile)

Cinder: Alright, now all we have to do is mingle a little so we don't stand out as a bunch of loners. Let's ming...?

Jaune: ...

Coco: ...

Cinder: Uhhhh... Hi...?

Jaune: You are wearing... a school uniform...?

Cinder: Of course I am. I'm a student of, Haven Academy, so of course I wear their school uniform.

Jaune: ....

Coco: ...

Coco: It doesn't fit her.

Cinder: What?

Jaune: And, yet... it does?

Coco: It's her face.

Jaune: Partly.

Cinder: My face, what's wrong with my face?

Coco: She looks too old to be a student.

Cinder: Old?!

Coco: But still, the school uniform does fit her.

Jaune: In the porn film category?

Mercury: Pfft!

Coco: Yes, that's why it fits so well! She looks like she's the star in a porn film!

Cinder: EXCUSE ME?!

Jaune: But, not the bland crap you'll find in, Atlas: Girl with pigtails being done in by the school jock.

Coco: Of course not! She has too much class for that! She is more like the kind you find in, Mistral. Where she seduces the shy classmate with a massive package, or is seduced by her teacher showing her how much of a daddy complex she has~!

Cinder: A what complex?

Jaune: Or, she's the milf seducing her daughters schoolmate while wearing her old uniform.

Coco: Nice~!

Cinder: W-W-What...?

Mercury: Piftails?

Emerald: Daddy complex?!

Neo: (Silent laughing!)

Jaune: Overall grading?

Coco: Seven out of ten. She looks good in that school uniform, but she doesn't look that good in it. You?

Jaune: Six out of ten. She just looks too old. Like five years to old to be in school.

Coco: Agreed.

Jaune: There you go, six point five out of ten. Congratulations!

Cinder: Thank you...?

Coco: So, lunch?

Jaune: Yes, I am quite famished.

Cinder: W-What just happened?

Yang: Whoa, that was close...

Cinder: Close?

Yang: Yeah, those two are part of, Beacons Fashion Trio. They judge everyone's fashion, and based on their verdict. You can suffer grave consequences based upon your fashion choices.

Emerald: They judge you based on your fashion taste; What do they do, say really mean things?

Mercury: write you a strongly worded letter?

Emerald: Pfff!

CEM: Hahahahaha!

Yang: They water boarded me.

CEM: HAHA-Ha...?!

Emerald: T-They did what?

Yang: They waterboarded me... for wearing fucking crocs.

Cinder: Y-You're kidding me...

Yang: By the gods I wish I was... So you lot better be careful. If you dress unfashionably... You will learn true fear...!

CEMN: ...

Emerald: The fuck is with these people?!

Cinder: Don't worry, I'm certain nothing bad will happen. Afterall we all dress fabulously~!

~~~

Cinder: BERERERE!?! GERGHERGHERH?!!

(Splash)

Cinder: Bwah! (Cough, Cough, Cough!)

Coco: A leather vest, a leather pauldron, grey tight sports pants, high heel shoes, and fingerless bicker gloves... What the fuck were you think that, that was fashionable?!

Cinder: It was just an outfit!

Jaune: It was a crime against fashion!

Coco: And, don't even get me started on the bandages you're using as a bra! Lady, ditch the bandages! There isn't even anything to show!

Cinder: Hey?!

Coco: Why are you even associated with this walking trash bag, Roman? I thought you had better taste then this?!

Cinder: Roman...?

Roman: Hey, she threatened me into working with her! I've been trying to get out of working with her cronies. You think I want to work with this slob!

Cinder: You betrayed me...?

Roman: I may have made a lot of money working for you. But, the threats to my, and Neo's lives..

Neo: (Smiles, and waves~!)

Roman: And, your plans to destroy, Vale have soured my moods to keep working with you. But, your taste in fashion?! That's too far for me missy!

Cinder: What?!

Glynda: She was going to do what? Roman, why didn't you tell me, I would have dealt with her?

Roman: Her fiery red dress was fashionable enough I let it slide, but this! This thing crosses the line!

Glynda: Understandable. Now tell me what it was she was planning, and I'll get you a plea deal, to avoid a lengthy jail sentence.

Roman: Deal!

Cinder: TRAITOR!

Roman: Oh, pish posh. I was never on your side to begin with. The only side I'm on was mine, Neo's, and fashion!

Cinder: When I get out of here, I am going to gut you like a...?!

Roman: Blah blah blah! Dunk her, Neo!

Cinder: Wait no!

(Spash!)

Cinder: BERGERHUR?!! DURGEHEREDEREDGUR?!!! BUDERDGHER?!

Glynda: She's holding her under rather violently...

Roman: Bitch melted her ice cream.

Glynda: A true monster...

[meadowindreams]

blackmailed Pyrrha AU

Jaune and Pyrrha are dating but after one eventful evening, someone took a picture of them into a "intimate" situation, ofcourse thats one of the girls, (RWBY, CEMN, or anyone else, just not cardin, jaune would kill him) Pyrrha would probably be shamed on international tv but she didnt care aboiut that, she was worried for Jaune as he most likely would be kicked out of Beacon.

Of course she has to give in to their demands, to fuck jaune, she really couldnt refuse, and neither could he, so now she is a cuckqueen as her boyfriend is sexually violated by as many other girls (or enemy, that she has)

Whats worst? She starting to enjoy it despite really not wanting to admit it as she watched her boyfriend, break once more

[pegasussomnus]

That still doesn't make sense. Again Steph is avoiding Tim during Robin 106 and 107 yet in Batman family she was talking to him and also unsure about her place in the Batfamily when in Robin 107 she flat out says Batman wanted her to stop.

And Tim was shocked when Bruce told him. He wants Steph to stop being Spoiler he was surprised and genuinely was off guard by it.

https://images-ext-1.discordapp.net/external/06kwf2jj8DRpjwnk_2A3cT-BHV9aUn3bpFpUjMlLSjA/https/2.bp.blogspot.com/qwfSk4MPE_w0ZystTXL8h9P7UTFWF6GsByQ0kRXX80BPhHkbcku1mINdfpzCkqx65LJkucu-cEMn%3Ds0?format=webp&width=674&height=1038

And again notice when he finds out both Bruce and the Birds have stopped training he tries to give Steph actual comfort and speak to her. Plus Steph in the Batman family never mentions the Birds icing her out only Bruce.

GK37 takes place after Robin 107 for sure but Batman Family takes place before 106 and 107. The way they act shows it. It's not consistent with their characterization and actions

Being honest it feels like you have a bias against Tim and Tim/Steph and are trying to frame Tim in a bad light

Let’s talk about Tim Drake’s failure to assert independence during and in the wake of Bruce Wayne: Murderer, and how it might explain why he lies to Stephanie Brown's face.

For Tim, Bruce Wayne: Murderer seems to mark a departure in how he thinks of himself as Robin.

Primarily, he seems to moves from the idea of Batman needs a Robin to the almost inverse, as he begins to posit the idea that Robin does not need Batman.

This concept starts appearing as a contrast to the way Dick Grayson's adamant belief in Batman manifests.

Gotham Knights #28 (2000)

Dick is unable to reckon with the idea of Batman’s guilt. And more than that, he says he can’t “continue serving a system” he doesn't have faith in. But what “system” is he talking about? They’re talking about a distrust in Batman. For Nightwing, the idea of a distrust in Batman is analogous to a distrust idea of vigilantism as a whole, as a “system”.

The innocence of Batman and the ability to be a vigilante are linked for him completely. He says that cannot and will not reckon with the possibility Bruce is guilty, doing so for him would be the same as doubting his entire life, doubting everything he has done as a vigilante. Dick's faith in Batman and his work as Nightwing, as a vigilante, are tied together completely.

And while Tim begins to oppose this idea via his doubt of Bruce in this issue, Tim's conception of Batman as wholly separate from Robin gets more emphasized through his epiphany moment in Robin #100.

Robin #100 & #101 (1993)

In this issue, Tim has reached a point where he is comfortable with the idea of being Robin without Batman. He is asserting that he has divorced his usage of the Robin mantle from Batman and his actions. If Bruce did kill Vesper, it doesn’t change Tim as Robin or what he does. He is able to continue on.

This is an uplifting sentiment, and it’s expressed in a beautiful way, through Tim’s musings after seeing a literal robin.

But it’s also extremely ironic.

In the very scene where Tim comes to this realization, staring at a real robin, a nearby stray cat not a moment later lunges, sending the robin flying away. In this way, Tim’s metaphor is dispelled. The “day/spring/robin” can be touched after all, can be chased away and changed.

And when Tim begins to assert to the cat, jokingly, that he “is Robin”, Tim is knocked out by Batman before he can even finish his sentence.

In this moment, the second that Robin asserts his independence from Batman, he is immediately proven wrong. Tim says the metaphorical robin cannot be changed by the night. But then, the cat attacks the robin, and it is no longer a analogous vehicle for his metaphor, it fails.

And then, Batman himself knocks out Tim. The actual Robin who tries to reassert control over his metaphor by scolding the cat and reaffirming his identity is immediately disrupted by Batman, who Tim just claimed had no power over him through his metaphor.

Tim asserts an independence, and then we see that concept immediately fail. Both on the metaphoric level of the actual robin, and on the literal level of Tim as Robin, the idea that Tim proclaims is undermined immediately.

The idea of Tim’s failure to assert independence from Bruce is not singular to Robin #100. The same idea is expressed in Robin #106.

Robin #106 marks the first one-on-one convo between Bruce and Tim once BW:Murderer/Fugitive has been resolved. Bruce’s name has been cleared, but the tension certainly has not.

As they drive together, Tim gets confronted head on with this. He is asked the same question which Tim had answered for himself in Robin #100: what would happen if Batman had killed Vesper?

Robin #106 (1993)

Tim’s answer in Robin #100 is that he would not be affected, that the actions of “the night/Batman” don’t affect his actions as Robin. An answer that we know is undermined moments later. So what does he say now?

He reasserts the conclusion he comes to in Robin #100: Robin can exist without Batman.

Notice how Tim uses “I guess” twice to preface his statements. His language is insecure and padded. He has to be goaded by Bruce to even continue, at first simply stating that he doesn’t know what he would do.

Additionally, alongside this dialogue, Tim’s internal narration is nervous and pleading. He says Robin has his own reasons to exist simultaneously as he frantically hopes his answer lives up to Bruce’s standards.

And as they continue the conversation, Tim’s assertion is further undermined. He gets nervous and frantically asserts that Bruce is “still the Boss!”

Robin #100 (1993)

And then, we learn that Tim was worrying throughout the conversation that he might be kicked off of the team.

Is that inconsistent? Didn’t Tim just say he’d be Robin even if he had to do so “by himself”?

Put simply, Tim Drake expresses a willingness to be Robin on his own, but that’s clearly not his preference.

He cares about staying on the team, he wants to stay on the team, even if he would keep being Robin on his own if he was kicked out.

And then, lastly, Tim himself recognizes that his proclamation had failed: what he was trying to say and what he said didn't line up the way he wanted.

While their conversation purports to show Tim asserting independence, it’s hedged over and over again, weakened conceptually.

By Tim’s hesitance, by his half hearted phrasing, by Tim’s pleading internal dialogue, by Tims frantic reassuring that Bruce is still his Boss, by Tim’s obvious fear he will be kicked off the team: the conversation where the focus is meant to be Tim’s reassertion that Robin is separate from Batman is sabotaged on every level, over and over.

It’s the same exact situation we see in Robin #100, repeated. Tim claims Robin is independent from Batman, only for the claim to be immediately and thoroughly undermined.

But, you may be asking, what does this have to do with Stephanie Brown? When did Tim lie to Steph?

Robin #106 is also the comic where Batman informs Tim that he plans to fire Stephanie as Spoiler.

In fact, Bruce informs Tim of this choice immediately after the conversation we just analyzed.

Something important happens in this moment: Tim is enraged, and importantly, he stays silent.

Robin #106 (1993)

He has to think to himself to not be respond, he has to remind himself not to jump out of the Batmobile. Tim clearly disagrees with Bruce’s choice to fire Steph, and he’s angry at Bruce for it.

But his anger is tied directly to his inaction. In every line of internal dialogue where we learn Tim’s frustration or disagreement, we also are shown Tim Drake’s suppression of that anger.

Tim, for some reason or another, pushes down his anger, and stays silent.

This moment is the key to the question I want to answer here: Why does Tim Drake lie to Steph about her getting fired?

Figuring out why he stays silent in this scene I believe will answer the question of why Tim maintains silence in not warning Steph that Bruce plans to fire her, and why Tim intentionally obfuscates the truth when she comes to him for advice.

Watch how Tim lies here:

Batman Family #2 (2002)

Tim knows that while Bruce certainly was holding everyone at arms length during BW: Murderer/Fugitive, that has since ended. Tim is let into the Batcave, Tim is having regular correspondence with Batman, Tim has gotten a return to normalcy.

Tim also knows that Steph is being singled out. Her radio silence is not the symptom of something affecting him or anyone else on the team at all. Her radio silence is because Batman is planning on firing her. Tim knows that she's going to be fired.

But TIm still reassures her not to worry about it. He tells her not to take it personally. Even though he knows that it is, in fact, personal.

Gotham Knights #37 (2000)

Once Steph finally finds out she has been fired Tim appears again to comfort her.

He hugs her. He sympathizes with her. And he, again, keeps up the pretense that he just found out Steph was going to be fired that day.

It’s a sweet moment, it really is. Tim’s “I know” is clearly genuine to me. I think he means it. I think he loves Steph. But he also let her find out like this. He also lied to her and kept her in the dark. That was a choice he made.

So, why did he do it?

Again, I think his choice to withhold when it comes to Stephanie being fired comes down to how he stays silent in Robin #106.

As we explored, Robin #106 is a continuation of the idea brought up in Robin #100. Both issues have Tim assert that Robin is independent from Batman, a huge departure for him. And then they both undermine and call into question Tim’s claim.

If Robin #106 represents the repeated failure of Tim’s claim to live up to reality, I think that explains why he stays silent here.

A Robin which is “unchanged” by the night, a Robin who made himself, who wasn’t “made by” anyone else, and a Robin who is a separate entity unaffected by the actions of Batman, the Robin that Tim describes in Robin #100, would voice his feelings and anger.

Tim Drake, sitting in the Batmobile, worrying he will be kicked off the team, still internally vying for Bruce’s approval and silencing his concerns, is not that Robin.

Whether he likes it or not, Tim is still (to a degree) reliant on Batman and his approval.

Tim is able to doubt Bruce and disagree with Bruce, but Tim cannot separate himself, or Robin, fully from Batman, despite his claims otherwise.

And with their relationship with one another so clearly still rocky in the wake of the distrust and anger they both experienced during BW:Murderer? It’s not surprising to me that Tim stays silent. Why risk jeopardizing the relationship he almost lost? Why risk potentially getting kicked off the team? Things are just finally returning to normal.

He can say he is independent from Batman, but his actions prove otherwise.

That’s why he stays silent in the car ride when Batman tells him he’s going to fire Steph, and that’s why he lies to Steph later.

It’s a trade: normalcy gets to be reestablished between Batman and Robin, and all Tim has to do is stay silent.

So, Tim stays silent. And when Steph comes to him, he lies to her. And when Steph falls apart, he comforts her because he loves her, but Tim’s relationship with Bruce is just going to have to take priority right now. Too bad. Sorry Steph.

[dizisturkish]

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[xxjblackr0sexx]

[multicultural]

[cemned4ever]

First hug

Nothing can separate two souls that long for each other. 

[mytalemyworld]

This crazy and probably the most frustrating show came to an end tonight. Thank God I dropped it long time ago, cause as far as I can see, it wasn't a good final episode and even though it was the last episode of the series, the viewers still couldn't be sure whom Cemre would end up with until the last minutes of it. Lol, I am not sure which one has the worst ending, Fazilet Hanım ve Kızları or this...

Honestly, the writers already ruined the plot and altough I complained about FHVK a lot, I think FHVK is better than Zalim Istanbul. The producer really screwed up this time, but as long as tv channels want scandalous things, this old man probably will find more and more jobs in future.

Yeap, they are happily married and have a kid now. (lol, this is not something the fans actually asked for. They literally just wanted to see them as a normal couple, but I guess this is an Avşar Yapım trademark)

[tgrlmls]

Seni içime çektim bir nefeste...

My beautiful couples and the lovely leading ladies breathing in the men they love

[meadowindreams]

happy ending: yandere Pyrrha?

After everything that has happened, (volume 10) pyrrha is resurrected by the relic of life, and she is now brought back, of course she is still every emotional after litterally being killed, and just got resurrected, she has no ide on what happened, what is worse, Juane (the boy who she still loves, moved on, maybe with someone else, like velvet or one of the others), so to get a clear answer on what happened when she was gone, she decided to steal the relic of knowledge, thats when she learned the truth, all the horror, that has befallen the team, the trauma that they went through especially Jaune.

She wanted to fix this, (mainly have Jaune with her again), so when she find out about the clock fruit, in the ever after, she stole one and travelled by in time, took the place of her past self, and killed that version of herself, because as much as she loves herself, there can only be one, and she would NEVER share Jaune with anyone, that includes herself, . Now armed with the new knowledge of the future, she decided to be more "bold" with Jaune now, also kidnapping him, because of course, she wants to keep him safe, because she loves him (too much), maybe shell blackmail jaune into being with her? since she knows that he cheated his way into beacon.

Everyone and i mean everyone, was shocked and confused, like a powerful huntress/celebrity was romantically interested with a nobody? like his classmates jealous but she would just send a death glare at them and family members would be shocked, but would quickly except her. she would kill team CRDL since cardin is a monster either way, possible CEMN, but will most likely leave neo and emerald alive (but will hurt them)

Jaune, is nervous to say the very least, he had fake transcripts, had no friends, stole him family weapon, and now a literally celebrity was talking him, and he didnt know why, or what she had plan. Jaune would either have no friend or just have a few, like Team RWBY, since pyrrha knows, Yang and blake are interested into each other, and that nora has ren, but for weiss and ruby? she would be more "expressive". also she knew every interaction Jaune will have with anyone, so he'll be more "isolated"

She wont hold back as she knows that he would never take the first step, she'll juts kidnap him and break him, sexually, of course, and make him stay with her, after all, she was the best a literally prodigy

[daircitrine]

Lütfen HD izleyin. Nedim. Şatosunun yalnız kralı, küllerinden doğan. Çünkü kralların arkadaşları olmaz. Yandaşları ve düşmanları olur. Şarkı: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ejZli...

[gsenacebeci]

gidelim mi buralardan...

[bridgyrose]

So. What's the verdict? Is team CMEN, gods I hope that is not their actual team name, worthy of hanging with your least favorite team member Weiss?

Ruby: It’s not that she’s not our favorite teammate… she’s just-

Yang: Loud.

Blake: Obnoxious?

Yang: Mean?

Blake: Overbearing.

Ruby: *sighing* Yes, you all have a point…

Yang: *looking over and watching Weiss* Who is she with anyway?

Blake: I think those are some of the Haven transfer students.

Ruby: *sighing* They look stuck up… no wonder Weiss is hanging out with them. They probably have more in common.

Yang: I dont know about that… the green haired girl looks like she’s jealous. And Weiss is acting… shy?

Blake: *looking closer* No way! She’s blushing! I think she has a crush!

Ruby: Our Weiss? Weiss Schnee? You know, miss “Yang quit always hanging out with your girlfriend and study” Weiss?

Yang: Unless she’s been replaced with a clone, that’s her.

Ruby: *watching Weiss get up and walk with the dark haired girl* They seem to be leaving now.

Blake: Are we going to follow?

Ruby: *watching the green haired girl walk off in the opposite direction* Actually, I think I have someone else I need to talk to.

[multicultural]