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aroacettorney · 28 days
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do not let caseys sunshiness distract you from the fact that she is just as much emotionally constipated as ludger.
#academy's undercover professor spoilers#academy's undercover professor#casey selmore#the fact that casey has never told anyone including betty and terinna about delica/memory storming events is so wild to me#like girlie why r u suffering from all that by urself#ppl hating on casey for having negative EQ but that only reflects how much emotional support she usually gets from others#case in point: marias selmore#wouldnt surprise me if casey has never trusted to emotionally open up to anyone ever again when its her own family treating her like that#in her entire life casey is close to only 4 ppl but they are either:#1) her sister who historically sucks#2) bestie no. 1 who is almost always swarmed with work#3) bestie no. 2 who once again gave her trust and abandonment issues#4) bestie no. 3 who is not even a human but an automaton also learning how to deal with her own emotions#not to mention to maintain her reputation as a renowned detective she must have been neglecting her own emotional needs#casey selmore my beloved just because you dont look at it doesnt mean it is not there#casey tryna brush off her emotions after the memory storming and seek to solve the problem logically like a thinker she is but#she didnt realise that she was just delaying the inevitable and so the basara arc hit her like a truck + left her bedridden for a month 💀#caseys apologies to ludger only really solved the problem on logical terms#but there is never any emotional closure between them bc they are both painfully emotionally constipated so back to suffering we go 💀💀💀#lesson learnt from ludgercasey angst galore: stop trying to solve emotional problems with logics
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constantvariations · 10 months
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The most annoying problem of rwby is how it will say something like "the White Fang assassinates board members of the SDC" while never actually following up on it. We spend several seasons in Atlas and not once does this come up
Despite Weiss literally being the one projected to take over the company, she never interacts with the business and the danger attached to it. No board members popping in to talk to her or Jacques, no guards talking of upping security as a result of another attempted attack, no personal escorts for any of the Schnees whenever they go to the recital
The show says that Schnees and associates are under constant threat by the White Fang, a threat that should have escalated after the fall of Beacon, but nothing in the show's actions even suggest this. Jacques only complaint is about the embargo costing him money, Winter has washed her hands of the SDC entirely, Whitley's focus is being Weiss's annoying (affectionate) little brother, and Willow barely exists
Yet rabids will call you stupid and illiterate for asking the show to... show these things. Just because things are said or things like guards and spies are logical for situations like this doesn't mean that the story gets to slack off in implementing these elements
Shows are akin to a court case. You can't just point at someone and cry, "They're a murderer!" You have to establish a timeline, motive, and method, and provide physical evidence like the weapon used or footage of the person at the scene of the crime. No jury worth its salt would condemn a person on he-said, she-said
You want me to care that board members are being assassinated? Introduce me to them so I can either want them protected or pray for their death. You want me to believe that the Schnees are under constant threat? Have Willow be paranoid to the point of never going outside and never letting Weiss and Whitley go anywhere without a ton of security. You want me to worry about spies? Ilia would've been perfect here! Have her play the demure servant while we see her sneaking into Jacques's office to steal SDC documents
Not only is relying on distant dialogue and exposition a lazy way of establishing elements of the world, not only is it a surefire way for folks w bad memory/auditory processing issues (me) to miss out on important information, it's fucking BORING
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kmartmithril · 3 months
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Thinking about how the Bad Kids and the Rat Grinders are the perfect example of book learning vs real world application. Sure the Bad Kids haven’t been “following the rules”, but they’ve been out there putting their skills to good use in a practical setting. By only working on gaining XP, the Rat Grinders haven’t actually prepared themselves for real world scenarios and I wouldn’t be surprised if that came up later in the season.
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lavenoon · 10 months
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Seven Minutes and Ever After, Reverse AU Drabble, ~3.7 Words
Working with Dawn has its up and downsides. Today you're being reminded of the latter - especially when he ditches you in the middle of your escape to go hang out in a janitor's closet. Best to figure out what that's all about, then.
Reverse AU drabble based on a funny little thought I had that of course entirely got away from me. Not canon to the reverse timeline
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lycheefruiit · 10 months
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Just saying now that if Foolish never gets taken away by the feds then i'm taking that as a personal attack.
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ladsofsorrow24 · 2 months
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kishimoto kinda did something with oiroke no jutsu and naruko because it really birthed so many dudes who got weirdly horny for a guy who sometimes turns into a girl lol
like there's a whole gender thing going on here but idk how to explain it
but i know i find it fucking amusing
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ragnarlothcat · 1 year
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The 'Anakin undercover in lingerie' finale!
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the1weepinqguitar · 3 months
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i would share the narcs fic with you guys but I'm scared you won't like it
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darkfinch · 2 years
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working with the leverage team is probably the first time worst!au eliot has socialized with non-moreau people in like. 6 years
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prvtocol · 2 years
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everyday accessories from two who claim neomilitarism as their style:
bri: minimal. such as a single gold ring. maybe pearl studs. classy
vez: very minimal/non-existent. such as a cigarette perched on the side of one ear for later. fucking classy 
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aroacettorney · 2 months
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what got me so insanely angsty about the relationship between ludger and casey is that it's not even subtext. it's literally in the text that are their own words.
they canonically enjoy the other person's company.
they canonically believe the other person is one of a very few who could understand them.
they canonically understand each other, from personalities and capabilities to behaviors and thoughts.
ludger canonically regrets ruining their relationship.
casey canonically wishes to mend their relationship.
they canonically want(ed) this relationship.
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samwontshare · 2 years
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The more I watch the Madripoor scenes the less they make sense to me.
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plinkcat-gif · 2 years
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This is a ship I never expected.
Rin/Iruka. Just like Rin bringing the normalest person possible
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this is hilarious bc rin’s also pretty normal in comparison to like. everyone else. can u imagine the gossip people would make up about them so they can pretend they’re doing something interesting DJSNAHKSHSKAJD they’re just the most normal couple in konoha. they get mistaken for civilians on the regular because hey, those guys have no quirks whatsoever, they must be civilians
(i mean. it would work great for an undercover mission assuming rin could hide her and isobu’s chakra)
((a mission fic where they have to pretend to be a couple would be hilarious))
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lavenoon · 1 year
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Hi hi, Luce!! ✨ I have some little questions about agency stuff! I might be a bit of a fool, but I wanted to ask what the voice distortion mechanisms in the comms system were for. Wouldn't CC want to confirm it's the agent in question speaking to them? And wouldn't the agents come into contact with CC members in-person in HQ anyways? I was also curious about what would happen if a civvie got caught up in maybe an operation gone-wrong. Sees things go down and all... Would they try to recruit? 🌻
Hi Daye!! Asking questions that in all honesty did not have a well thought out answer before, but! I can make it make sense <3
The voice distortion is optional, it's an additional security measure for agents who's civilian life may be a bit more public/ who just want to go the extra careful mile. For recognition there's still codes that regularly change that are used in lieu of greetings, because in a world with animatronics and also just general voice recordings, especially fast advancing voiced AI, just the voice wouldn't quite be enough to confirm their identity anyway!
For Field Agent Robin, they use it because they like feeling important and mysterious, and CC Robin is simply too terrified of messing up again, so they cover all their bases.
Dusk and Dawn in both cases are newbies and stick to the rules, especially since the agency is still kind of testing them, so they also go the extra mile!
They don't meet at HQ, the offices for field agents and the command center aren't quite in the same area, and Dusk/ Dawn as CC agents wouldn't really need to leave their post until their shift ends, and Robin is still just a recluse who simply doesn't mingle with other agents when they can avoid it. CC Robin even more so, given that they feel like they deserve better than CC but feeling slighted by other field agents.
For a civilian caught up during a mission fallout, well... It depends.
Is this a person of potential interest? Are they a witness to vital information? They may not get recruited per se, but will be brought in for questioning, debriefing, and then protection while conveniently legally binding them to a couple NDAs and ensuring that they don't have any evidence except their own memory. Their word against the agency is simply not a threat (:
Is this person someone who actively interfered on the agency's behalf, showing a decent talent for this kind of stuff beside their quick thinking? They might get recruited as a regular agent! They'll still have to go through training, and will have to sign even more NDAs, but they get a nice paying job and health insurance as a perk!
Is this someone who makes things actively more difficult for the agents on scene? Or someone who refuses to sign the NDAs? They, uh... They might be handled a bit roughly, actually. The agency is a private one and is not above illegal methods, though they're careful to not leave behind any evidence. They're not above ruining someone's entire credibility with planted scandals either, just in case someone decides to talk to the press, and hush money is something they're quite familiar with, though law enforcement is bribed more often than a random civilian (implications intended - police may not follow up on a "poor lunatics" claim of secret agencies and violent blackmail, whoops)
For witnesses to "harmless" things like simply an agent parkouring past, or rushing out of a definitely supposed to be locked building, often the consequence is nothing - it's a big city, and many people simply shrug and don't assume responsibility. Not their circus, not their monkeys. And so the agency remains in the shadows!
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cabbxges-and-kings · 1 year
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( ooc ): Tbh I think the decision to not kill S.imcoe made more sense for H.ewlett than it did for A.be. I need to rewatch s4 anyway, so I might change my opinion, but I feel like with H.ewlett's whole wanting to make a new life for himself and reinvent himself, giving him the mercy he didn't give him or his horse, overhearing the conversation he had about sparring the rest of his Rangers, etc, made more sense for H.ewlett's character progression tbh. He was usually more tolerable and forgivable than A.be ever was.
For A.be specifically: S.imcoe almost killed A.be like... twice in the whole show, attempted to kill Richard and then actually had him killed off, specifically targeted A.be more than H.ewlett. A.be had more a reason to kill S.imcoe overall.
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chuckchilling · 1 month
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can you imagine being such a loser that you work for the FBI
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