For all Bruce’s flaws, in the comics it took him about 2 seconds to realize something was up with Tim’s parents. You could say this is part of Bruce’s parenting that is slightly better in canon than fanon, but it’s also maybe just because 13 year old Tim in comics didn’t have as much brain-to-mouth filter as fanon Tim seems to, so he told on his parents as soon as Bruce & Alfred asked about them. There is no dodging questions to keep his parents out of trouble, he just says concerning stuff and expects no one to do anything about it I guess.
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I’ve never been so obsessed with a character so bad that I literally can’t do anything else I’m like the squidward meme watching SpongeBob frolic outside the window stretching a hand out to all the pretty paintings and animations and comics I see in my head but being unable to feel any motivation for it . If only i could use the energy spent to create 20 kon doodles to sit down and concentrate on a single finished full piece I used to be able to make like 5 page comics what happened to me
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i think saltburn is kind of just midsummer night’s dream, but as a tragedy. or at the very least a tragic pastoral. like, oliver enters the saltburn (the forest), chaos and change ensues, but things don’t go back to normal. they never can, things are disjointed and fractured to later fall apart even more with the catton family’s deaths. but i don’t think the carton’s are the victims, i think every character is a bad person. so besides everyone dies at the end, i don’t know if there’s anything else that qualifies it as a tragedy. so i might come back to this
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not phil uploading a video the day before one of the hardest days of my life
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Fuck this I’m going back to school tomorrow (it’s my new school) I’m terrified the horrors oh my god what do I do
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