Im rereading the pjo books since I started watching the series and any scene where I imagine a scared kid I imagine the TV show kids and any scene they're the children of Gods I see the book descriptions
Anyone else who's rereading switch the 2 characters around?? Are they interchangeable to u guys or just me?
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wham bam there she is!!! also i have a crap ton of headcanons for susie so strap in
around 24 years old, still learning about the world but old enough to realize the severity of her actions
she's trying to reclaim her childhood, and always the person who tries to set up fun events and leisure activities around her work schedule
has a business partnership with magolor, she advertises his themepark, he promotes her tech and gives her free ice cream when she visits
also has a part-time gig as a singer at magoland when her schedule allows it
since robobot, she's switched HWC to a fully green and eco-friendly enterprise (this is actually canon i just wanted to mention it)
constantly tries to give meta knight special deals for her tech as an apology for the mechanization
there is a restraining order for her in the halberd. this does not stop her from sending drones with HWC coupons
gets absolutely livid when someone calls her susanna. susanna is dead. it's susie now.
can't swim lol
when she was little, her dad let her choose a mechanical upgrade to her body once a year on her birthday. since the portal, she's given herself so many modifications she's barely organic
when she sleeps or goes unconscious, her eyes power off like a screen
has a charging port she needs to plug herself to every night
after robobot, she kinda just. broke down. she convinced herself that everything was fine: susie was the new president, her father was dead, and the company was a couple million dollars in debt. she threw herself into the paperwork and tried to forget about any emotions, because robots were efficient and followed protocol and didn't miss their dads, so why should she?
that went on for a while until she gave in to kirby's insistent playdate requests, who considered still her a friend despite everything
therapy
something something she found the value of genuine joy and family while keeping a healthy relationship with her business and the loss of her father, and also taking responsibility for her actions and making up for them
god a lot of these are kinda angsty so here's a happy one
susie definitely loves to style ribbon's hair and buys her new bows every time she visits
she's like the cool older sister to adeleine and ribbon and chuchu
they have Female Solidarity
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(from the "Who's Who" section of Teen Titans (2003) TPB vol 2)
Something about Tim's narrative arc that just kills me is the whole idea that he wants to fight crime but NOT FOREVER. And then he just gets more and more and more tangled into vigilante affairs and Robin slowly takes everything away from him -- his mother, his father, his friends -- and then the idea of Robin is so tangled with his own identity that he can't just give it up. When he took back the role of Robin after Steph gets fired, he must've known he was watching his last shot at normal life fade away into the distance.
This is also why I think the Death of Red Robin arc in Detective Comics was actually a great idea. Tim's trying to pull away from vigilanticism, which isn't easy, but he's making his preparations. And then, like in every action film where the main character agrees to do "just one more job", the only way it can end is death. Tim goes back in for one last hurrah and it kills him. It shouldn't even be some noble suicide, it should be a stray bullet, one last robot that they forgot to kill -- I'm thinking Donna Troy's death in Graduation Day kind of thing. It should be painful and unsatisfying and we should be able to see it a mile off, that Tim's sealed his fate the minute he put the costume on.
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