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twitter asked for “any chance of more jason todd” so this is what you’re getting
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Alana Marie Levinson-LaBrosse on translating Abdulla Pashew's "Resurrection" (essay here, full poem here) [ID'd]
Alfred: Master Bruce… what are you doing?
Bruce: *putting out extra cookies and milk* I think… if I’m extra good… maybe Santa will let me see my parents for Christmas?
Alfred: *stunned* I- Master Bruce-
Bruce: *interrupting him with a pleading look* It doesn’t hafta be for the whole day! I… I just want one last hug, that’s all. I made sure to be extra good this year.
In Armenian, when we want to say “damn you” or “go to hell”, we use the expressions "գրողը քեզ տանի" [groxy qez tani] or "գնա գրողի ծոցը" [gna (kori) groxi tsocy], which translate to “may the writer take you away” or “go and get lost in the writer’s embrace” in English. You might wonder, “Who is this writer-person?” and “Why is it considered a curse?”
According to traditional Armenian belief, Grox (the writer) is a spirit who records a person's deeds during their lifetime, determining the purity of their soul. This concept may be linked to Tir, the god of writing and literature in Armenian mythology. In some interpretations, it was believed that anyone whose name Tir wrote in his notebook would die. This is where the curse "may the writer take you" originates.
During the Christian era, Grox was mistakenly represented as a Christian spirit who no longer recorded human deeds but instead determined each person's fate, inscribing it on their foreheads. Over time, Grox came to be depicted as an evil spirit, sometimes identified with Satan. Thus, the curse "get lost in Grox’s embrace," which originally signified death, took on a more negative connotation. However, this was not originally characteristic of Grox in Armenian traditional beliefs.
So, if you want to get creative with your curses, instead of saying “go to hell,” you can use the phrase “get lost in the writer’s embrace”.
"Երանի գրողին, որ տարավ քեզ:"
"Blessed is the writer who took you away."
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[Text ID: “—I need days when I can be alone, to think, to daydream.”]
and while i’m on a self indulgent thing? i think that any of the kids calling Bruce “dad” changes his whole demeanor. it helps him know that whatever they’re talking about is serious.
hearing his name shouted across the house does nothing for him. a hundred people say his name all day, including his kids. whatever the situation is can be fixed.
but hearing “Dad!”, cried out in battle or screamed from the other room, has him rushing to their side. what is it love and i’m here you’re alright and shh i’ve got you
“Bruce, I need help” = can’t open this large jar, have a question about math homework, need someone to look at this case file for me
“Dad, I need help” = I am hurt. I am scared. I am in danger. I need you to make things better. I need you to protect me.
two sides of the same old coin.
Prompt:
Jason insists on being the bait for a joint mission with the Bats. But the moment he starts “screaming” during the interrogation process, Batman calls the whole thing off and smashes right through the window and into the first thug.
Absolutely nobody is surprised by this development. Except Jason.
how about an au where bruce wayne never became batman and instead copes with trauma as a party alcoholic playboy with all his canonical mental illnesses trying to wrangle control into his life BUT all his kids are still capes and trying to balance the vigilante lifestyle with protecting their oblivious yet well meaning dad
i can easily see both sitcom and tragedy styled interpretations
bruce secretly finding out and torn between the crippling fear of losing his children the way he lost his parents - faced to the barrel of a gun or at the hands of a criminal, but also knowing they are the only thing keeping gotham from descending into madness.
bruce full of self hatred for his uselessness as his kids managed to become the saviours of gotham and debating between interfering with their activities at the cost of the safety of everyone in his beloved city of continuing to pretend he doesn’t know and put them in mortal danger.
bruce realizing he probably doesn’t know anything about his kids, inferiority anxiety taking over alongside his other mental issues and alcoholism and leading him to believe he is getting in the way of something much bigger than himself
bruce watching the news everyday and on the brink of tears as his kids battle forces much greater than themselves and breaking down into panic attacks when a bullet pierces nightwing’s shoulder, or cass is knocked down
the kids watching their dad spiral into relapses and many parties, the bags under his eyes growing, his prescriptions jumping all over the place, and unable to help, unaware that the guilt of lying to his children is eating him from the inside.
the kids finding the first aid kits at the house are well stocked even when alfred is away, the socialites at galas who badmouth the Knights of Gotham mysteriously being exposed for illegal activities and losing their wealth, wayne enterprise suddenly forming a multibillion dollar sponsorship with the justice league, allowing young heroes to have access to mentors and a support system that cannot be received anywhere else
and don’t get me started for when jason died. maybe in this universe, this is bruce wayne’s supervillain origin story
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