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you were trying to cross the border, right?
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i can never face my family again
You ever see something so funny you bypass laughing entirely and go straight for crying?
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Anonymous asked:
can i be educated as to why his characterization was wrong?
- "We have orders. We should follow them." Steve. Steve Rogers. Steve "well looks like I have to go behind enemy lines to go save my best friend and company and you can’t tell me otherwise" Rogers. Steve "sixth time is the charm at the carnival recruiting office" Rogers. I’m not buying it, Joss.
- "I get that reference." We all know that Steve was under ice for 70 years, thus he missed a lot. He keeps a notebook of things he should look up, sure, but for him to be like HEY EVERYONE THE OLD GUY GOT THIS doesn’t strike me as believable. It seems like a shoddy shot at comic relief at Steve’s expense. Steve Rogers is the guy who takes the confused look on someone’s face and explains the reference to them, not the guy who points out that he understood it.
- "We need a plan of attack!" because jumping out of an airplane before you get to your destination, while being fired at, and trying to single handedly complete a rescue mission with a handgun and a metal shield is definitely backing this line of thought up.
- “Let’s start with that stick of his. It may be magical…" "is that what just happened" and "seems to be powered by some sort of electricity" remind me of painting Steve as the naive, less intelligent younger brother that everyone gets tired of explaining everything thing to. Steve has a vocabulary. Steve Rogers grew up with electricity. He knows what it is. Steve Rogers also could have just said that it worked like the Hydra weapon, except there are these unnecessary comments to make Steve seem less than everyone else. I hate that whole scene.
- "What’s the matter? afraid of a little lightning?" since when does Steve mock other people like that? Sure, he was smarmy towards the Red Skull ("Nothin’. I’m just a kid from Brooklyn" "So why are you running?") but they’re retaliations. He doesn’t start that sort of thing. That’s Tony’s job.
- The whole “there’s only one God, ma’am” thing. It just seems so proper and Steve isn’t really proper or good with women, especially ones he’s just met. He doesn’t call Peggy ma’am when he’s conversing with her, he fumbles over “dame, woman, agent.” He also doesn’t seem the kind to bring God into things, even when Schmidt was “harnessing the power of the gods.” The whole line/situation irked me, and that just might be more subjective than objective, so you can ignore this point if you think it has too much fallacy in it.
- Steve always comes up one quip short with Tony. Continually. That might just be a nit-picky thing, but I don’t like it. Smart-mouthed Steve Rogers doesn’t keep playing into somebody’s hand the way he does with Tony. Steve is used to bantering with people- with Bucky, with the people who beat him up - he doesn’t back down with “one more wisecrack out of you” or any of that.
If you like Whedon’s characterization of Steve, that’s fine. You are welcome to your opinion, just as I am to mine. I wouldn’t say his characterization is poor more than it is wrong.
#thank you#but!!#i'm not going to excuse any of this#and i don't remember how much time passed between steve waking up and the avengers#but we have to remember that steve DID wake up#when he sank that plane he wanted to go down with it#i just think that he gave up when he lost bucky#whether you see them just as best friends or if you think they were more than just friends#losing bucky made him lose a part of himself and it made him reckless#you can see it in the avengers and the winter soldier too#he risks his life too much#but back to the avengers:#i just think that steve wasn't quite himself#again#he woke up after 70 years to a new world and no friends#he has lost everything and everyone he cared about#however i'm not sure if writing steve like this was intentional from whedon's side#so i do agree with all of these points#but ... idk#steve is lost#and i think it's impossible to go through what he's been through and come out of it the same man#gosh now i'm making myself sad but i feel like we need to consider this#but again i'm not sure if this was intentional from whedon#i hope it is#okay i'll stop ranting now#steve rogers#the avengers#(there might be some typos in here it's difficult to tell)
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what really sucks is when you know you should be doing something but physically cannot bring yourself to do it no matter how important doing that thing is
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There are a million ways to convey love, and they do not all begin and end in the bedroom. Dean finds those the most intimidating, the most daunting and incredible of all. It is easy, he knows, to love someone for the softness of their skin, or to love them by parts- hair, eyes, smile, legs, breasts. It is easy to love someone for an hour or a day, tangled in bedsheets and dampened in sweat, or driving away from their flat. That is not always love, in the right sense, but Dean isn’t one for knit-picking words. What he has with Castiel is a different sort of love, a love he can’t quite describe or name. He sometimes wonders if there are any words for what they have. But, Castiel loves and is loved beyond all things, and that is the most frightening truth about the kindle between them Dean could ever hope to hold.
Castiel does not know it, but he breathes bravery into Dean with his breath and weaves daring into his spirit with his fingertips. Each day they spend, since their seperation, since Hell and Heaven and Purgatory, the walls of the broken and torn and righteous Dean Winchester are ruined all the more. When they sleep in each other’s arms and wake up tangled with each other’s legs, the thread of malice Dean most fear is woven, undone. Befitting a creature of grace, the angel of the Lord teaches him how to say ‘I love you’ in chaste morning kisses and staying in bed just a few minutes longer to relish in slow and easy breaths. Cas gives him courage, and they love each other with fierce, unmeasured pride. Castiel gives him the bravery broken men need to love.
This is beyond gorgeous, love <3 How do you always manage to write this beautifully?
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