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Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: Batman - All Media Types Rating: Not Rated Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings Relationships: Clark Kent/Bruce Wayne, Bruce Wayne/Slade Wilson (past) Characters: Clark Kent, Bruce Wayne, Slade Wilson, Tim Drake, Alfred Pennyworth Additional Tags: Jealous Clark Kent, Possessive Clark Kent, Slade Wilson Being an Asshole, Not Actually Unrequited Love, Jealousy, Barebacking, Possessive Sex, Clark Kent Loves Bruce Wayne, Bottom Bruce Wayne, Top Clark Kent, Anal Sex, Protective Clark Kent, Tim Drake is a Menace, not technically a stand alone but can definitely be read like one, no beta we die like jason todd Series: Part 2 of because the night Summary:

Next to him, Bruce shifted slightly in his chair. A hand drifted down to his hip, nudging absently at a handprint Clark could see hidden under the thin fabric of his t-shirt.

Bruce let out a subaudible sigh, eyes fluttering. The stylus snapped in half in Clark’s hand, scattering metal and plastic across the table.

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Now listen, I think that Batman slitting Jason's throat was not an intentional, conscious choice made by the character, but instead the narrative punishing him for refusing to accept his role in the story.

Like, it's hard to accept at face value "batman missed," because batman doesn't miss, that's his whole thing, but hear me out:

Jason said "It's him or me," and Bruce tried to save both, tried to pick something else, but in doing so almost killed Jason, because by refusing to choose, by doing anything other than killing the Joker, he picked against Jason.

It wasn't "kill him or kill me," not really. It was "kill him or lose me, forever, again," and by not picking up the gun and shooting the joker, by trying something else, he made his choice.

Any move that he made that did not kill the joker was going to kill Jason.

It's a metaphor, it's metatextual, it wasn't batman executing Jason, it was the narrative punishing him for trying to save both Jason and Batman

because not killing the joker isn't about the joker. it's about saving batman, because the moment batman kills someone because Bruce Wayne wants them dead is the moment Batman can no longer exist.

You can be a hero or a father, but not both, and you're choosing between killing yourself and killing your son and there was never a way to get out making that choice.

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Women want one thing and it's quite obvious, A large affordable interconnected North American Rail Network

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I would like to hear about the earth kingdom over expansion theory

‼️ ok. admittedly this DOES require some knowledge of my pre-unification theory to understand better sdhsdh.

but basically, it rests on a few certain assumptions and ideas that make me believe that The Earth Kingdom looks as big as it does because it has made some aggressive, ambitious, and somewhat wobbly land claims throughout its history.

the facts of canon are as follows:

While being divided into smaller kingdoms and states the Earth Kingdom has a centralized seat of power that exerts authority and administration over them (currently, Ba Sing Se).

The Northern Air Temple is marked on the world map as Earth Kingdom Territory, while the other three Air Temples which are not connected to the contiguous EK by land are not.

By 4,000 BG the four nations were not yet unified or ethnically identifiable.

my assumptions and theories are as follows:

While when we appear on the scene in 100AG its clear that the 4 nations developed to have a strong sense of ethnic identity, it is unclear if national ethnic (see: elemental) identity came before or after these territories unified.

The borders of the 4 four nations changed and oscillated over time.

It is the central authority that is currently in power (BSS, Chin The Conqueror, Kuvira, etc) that decides what is and what is not considered the "Earth Kingdom."

These decisions and claims are not always 100% salient, or there is no intrinsic or inherent claim to an ethnic Earth sovereignty over all the territory we see that it possesses.

So essentially what I've concluded/headcanoned based off my own personal assumptions is:

Once upon a time the Earth Kingdom decided that the Northern Air Temple and the mountains they lived in were now Earth Kingdom territory. The Air Nomads simply didn't challenge this because they didn't care about borders or nation states and also the EK has no way of ascending to the temples to collect taxes from them or anything anyway.

Once upon a time the Earth Kingdom decided that the islands closest to the South Pole, which were historically either a mix of Earth and Water elemental identities, mostly Water Tribe, or populated mostly by non-benders, were now Earth Kingdom territory. The people from these islands did not put up much of a fight to these claims since the EK rarely bothered to sail out there anyway.

In conclusion: this theory is mostly an excuse for me to make the world's history messier (because it's fun and realistic) and to expand the Southern Water Tribe's identity and cultural sphere of influence (because it's fun and I can draw about it.) Uhm. play with me in this space? if you want.

(the map I used is from the official RPG book, but here's another map of 98 AG by GPMAsss2 on Deviantart because. well idk just because. I like this one. atla has a cool map community if you know where to look...)

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Graphic design is my passion 🥰🥰

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came to me in dream

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My ATLA team fanart

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let him hold it

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My reaction to the Korra finale.

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can you draw bruce and alfred (the cat he did not want) napping on the couch

long day, huh brucie?

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they can never make me hate you

(collage made by me)

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"The trannies should be able to piss in whatever toilet they want and change their bodies however they want. Why is it my business if some chick has a dick or a guy has a pie? I'm not a trannie or a fag so I don't care, just give 'em the medicine they need."

"This is an LGBT safe space. Of COURSE I fully support individuals who identify as transgender and their right to self-determination! I just think that transitioning is a very serious choice and should be heavily regulated. And there could be a lot of harm in exposing cis children to such topics, so we should be really careful about when it is appropriate to mention trans issues or have too much trans visibility."

One of the above statements is Problematic and the other is slightly annoying. If we disagree on which is which then working together for a better future is going to get really fucking difficult.

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reverse robins of my fav trio!