Bazz

There's not much to offer | This literally is as good as it's gonna get | 21 | he/him | lit to novella

[afterlightz]

Who was going to tell me how much of a little bitch Judge is 😭

[secretjesterr]

forgive my art skills but i had a vision when i found this picture on twitter

[afterlightz]

Rick Flag Jr X shouldve been a double agent for the SOL

[pierrebeasley]

rawfear moves me, sounds of empty uzis, life is just forever nipping heels, never slowing down

[kozmicxblues]

Adrian and Chris must have had a conversation about the merman emoji back when he was just Vigilante. Which means Chris has just been holding on to that piece of information for at least four years. Locked up at Belle Reve, four years into a thirty-year sentence with little hope of getting out again. He probably thought he’d never see Vigilante again. But he held on to Adrian talking about how “holistic” the merman emoji is. It brought a smile to his face seeing it again in the group chat. How often must he have thought of Adrian while he was in prison, just to feel a little bit happy. I’m normal about this show, I promise, but how often????

[spaceofbones]

adrian sandwich!!! 🥪🩷

[afterlightz]

Adrian X and Chris should've interacted in the show. It was a missed opportunity to add more depth to Chris' character. Especially when the 11th St. kids were working double time to coax him back. Adrian X is an alternate version of someone who loves Chris unconditionally but hates Chris unconditionally. It would've been a cool dynamic to expand on and could have even cause Chris to reevaluate a few things about himself and the relationships he holds close

[afterlightz]

James Gunn didn't flip on Rick Flag Sr's character. Flag almost caused the world to end over some pussy. Mans easily manipulated and swayed. Of course, Luther is going to run circles around him. The devastating part is that he's the kind of guy his son died trying to fight and is using his death to justify his actions

[afterlightz]

Sam and Castiel were Jack's dads, and I can't be convinced otherwise.

[tokillaking13]

[supervig]

economos' distractions were all things vigilante likely told him over the phone btw

[afterlightz]

Vigilmaker rp

Hey! The second season just ended, and im craving more media with these two. I would really like to be the one who plays Adrian. I have a couple of ideas in mind.

-Minors dont interact

- lit to novella

-Dm or like if interested

[afterlightz]

When I saw Adrian and his mom interact for the first time, I didn't get the read that she was sweet, and I was actually really surprised when I saw ppl say that she was. My first impression of their dynamic was that shes the overbearing parent who doesn't respect her child's boundaries/autonomy. Which is a common trend with parents who have neurodivergent kids as they infantlize them. She proceeds to humiliate Adrian in front of the 11th St. kids as he's covering his ears and begging her to stop. That's not sweet, and that's certainly not kind. Especially in the condescending way she talked about him right in front of him. No wonder Adrian was "mean" to her. She hardly backed off when he was acting like that. What makes you think shed listen to him when he acts nicely?

Throughout the two seasons, we see how much Adrian values his autonomy, and it's the one scenario he will always bite back in, including when it involves Chris. Yknow the guy who can do no wrong in his eyes. Every other situation just rolls off him, and he can't be bothered. When it comes to his autonomy, he bucks up, and I wouldn't be surprised if that stems from the way his mother has treated him.

Plus, you also know what kinda of parent she has to be in order to let Dorian treat Adrian so poorly that even Chris admits it was bad. Bare minimum its neglectful and shitty ass parenting. No wonder it impacts the way he views her and interacts with her.

Personally, I think it would be a good way to shine light on the mistreatment neurodivergent kids' face due to their parents' lack of education and their conscious/subconscious biases. Though it seems like Gunn wants to just make a gag out of it, and that just leaves a bad taste in my mouth

[afterlightz]

If Adrian Chase was a dog, he'd 100% be a Belgian Malinois

[kiritale]

vigilante @ peacemaker when he gets with Hartcourt

[kelperine]

This is my poolverine

[hazelnut-u-out]

i bet rick has asked BP to compare hand sizes “casually.”

[afterlightz]

His gay ass would say it's for 'science' and would give some bullshit explanation if further asked

[afterlightz]

I absolutely love Ricks character development. It's the type that keeps you on the edge of the seat, wondering if he'll do the right thing or not. When he does, it's super satisfying, but when he slips into his old habits, you want to yell out in frustration. Throughout the seasons, you notice subtle differences. His yearning to better, but he thinks he doesn't deserve it. It's easier to be the piece of shit everyone knows you as.

I think with the newest episode, we can see he is really trying. Rick went to therapy on his own because he was finally able to admit he needed help. I think that was a huge step. Rick has struggled with admitting the fact that he needs help, so much so that he would rather suffer than show that weakness.

I also want to point out how much I love Dr. Wong. She is one of the few people Rick actually respects. When he first met her, he tested the waters on what she'd allow him to get away with. He shat on her profession and tried to dig at anything that would potentially hurt her to make himself seem bigger. His efforts were useless. She didn't lose her stoicism and calmly explained the situation. She is one of the few people Rick can't provoke, nor make them feel inferior to him.

Dr. wong isn't afraid of Rick. She doesn't bat her eye with whatever insane cosmic bullshit Rick brings to her. He was a pickle for Christ's sake, and this woman wasn't fazed what so ever. I feel like Rick likes the fact that she isn't scared of him.

She'll set clear boundaries with Rick and correct him whenever he crosses them. The craziest thing is that he responds well to it. He, in facts listens to what she has to say. Even though he is the 'smartest being in the universe', I think he feels safer to be vulnerable in front of someone who doesn't depend on him, nor have any sort of expectation. She is well aware that Rick is a nillistic asshole, but she also knows there's good underneath it all. Rick has all sorts of trauma that he refused to process, hence the drinking and substance abuse. Dr. Wong could be really good for Rick. She's someone Rick could confide in with no judgment or ridicule.