I never lose

A special ability to predict my opponent's moves. That doesn't begin to describe it. Time... ran together. The future... blending into the moment. A blink of an eye... the knife thrust that follows... both one. It was like... like I could predict my opponent's moves. Okay, that does describe it. But it doesn't do it justice. All this knowledge. No substitute for knowing. Private/Selective Cassandra Cain Written by Kate

[sixpenceeeaesthetic]

But does the city love me?

[aheroicpath]

I love the sheer comedy of cass being invincible and yet when she likes someone her best idea is just to stalk them. ::P

leave her alone she is still learning and she’s shy and she’s trying her best

[aheroicpath]

you're honestly my favorite cass!!!! keep up the good work =D

Thank you so much!!!

[aheroicpath]

just one thing?? well i guess if i have to pick just one then .... her morals. you write them really well and how even after everything she's been through she still see's the good in people. the way she views others and her hope in them is spot on in your writing to me

thank you mel, ilu so much. ;3;

[aheroicpath]

something I like is the different ways Cass communicates, you acknowledge that speaking can be hard for her and that talking isnt the only way to get things across!

Thank you!!!

[penguin-memes-blog]

what is ONE THING you like about the way i play my character?

[sixpenceeeaesthetic]

It is.

[aheroicpath]

kryptoncropcircles:

He grins. At least these scarecrows are their allies.

                    ( No, it’s not just corn. There’s wheat, too! )

“Mostly domestic stuff.” They may not have anything near Gotham’s murder rate, but there’s plenty of men who love to get drunk and beat up on their partners. “That and drugs. Meth was a big thing a few years ago. Now it’s heroin.”

“I don’t... do drugs.”

            She doesn’t arrest for them, is what she means.

There’s a small pause, looking back out at the vast expanse of green, then back to Clark again. Her tone changes, softer, more... innocent, more like herself. 

                                                 “Super--er... Clark--”

             She’s rarely off the clock, rarely interacting with superhero’s civilian persona. It feels... foreign. 

                             “If there is nothing to fight... Why am I needed?”

[aheroicpath]

kryptoncropcircles:

In the thirty minutes they’ve been driving through farmland, Cass’s expression has only gotten more dire.

“It’s just corn. I promise you it’s not hiding unspeakable horrors.”

“There’s only one Scarecrow in Gotham.”

                              ( Is Kansas only made up of corn? )

“...What are crimes like here?” She can’t imagine there’s really anything worth stealing or anyone worth killing. 

[comicshots]

David Cain, Cassandra Cain, and Bruce Wayne in Detective Comics #734

[aheroicpath]

Halloween is just around the corner can I start putting spooky aesthetics into all of my writing now are we cool with that can I start halloween on my blog yet

[actuallyblind]

Small tip to help some of your blind friends: do not put 10,000 emojis in the middle of a text or a post if you continue to put text after the emojis because I will tell you that I will Straight give up if I have to listen to “face with tears of joy, face with tears of joy, face with tears of joy,” 23 times just to hear the rest of your text or post.

[cowthropologist]

Oh my god, that’s what screen readers say when they read out emojis?? I didn’t realize.. I will change how I write my posts now… My bad…

[13faeinapenguinsuit]

This is good to know. Pretend there are twenty three light bulb emojis indicating sudden understanding following this text.

[drackir]

So the clap hands emoji post would be extra annoying since you can’t just speed read it, damn!

[actuallyblind]

YES. That is one of my least favorite emojis because it’s LONG. It also says skin tone on some, and while that’s AWESOME, if you put 30 prayer hands, I have to hear “hands clasped in celebration with medium dark skin tone” 30 times in full. And even if I use a braille display, it still writes it out in full because there’s no real way to represent them any other way yet, so until someone invents a Braille display with like 10 lines that isn’t astronomically expensive, there’s no easy way to skip over them.

Now, at least with some screen readers, punctuation is a little different and if there are multiple of the same thing it’ll say like “17 exclamation points” instead of saying them all individually, and I wish that update would be made to screen readers to speak emojis in multiples that way… That would be a good solution.

[let-the-spectrum-in]

Is it okay to use emojis sparingly? I don’t ever use a million like that, the most I’d put in a row is probably two different emojis, lol. But I do feel the need to use either emojis or ASCII faces in order to get emotion across in my writing. Which is better for you, a traditional ASCII face like :-) or a newfangled emoji like ☺️? Can your screen reader “translate” things like :-) into “smiling face” or do you just hear “colon dash right parentheses”?

[actuallyblind]

Oh yeah, of course! If you only use one or two in a row that’s totally fine! Don’t feel like you have to just stop using them. They are fun and lots of people like them.

As for emoji versus traditional typed out faces, it doesn’t really matter. It can’t translate most of those faces except for a general smiley face, but I know what the symbols put together mean, though this may be difficult for somebody who is not very well versed in print reading. Most blind kids get taught to recognize both though.

[cowthropologist]

There’s so much good info on this post! I didn’t know any of this. Thanks for making it!!

[aheroicpath]

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[youngjustus]

eternal mood

[penguin-memes-blog]

what is ONE THING you like about the way i play my character?

[itskevingardiner]

Ni Ni.

[aheroicpath]

klaus-sadisticandcareless:

        “Protective,” he repeats. over family.  he can – understand that. respect that.

        “– you live with an ideology that we can change. that we, people like him and I, want to change. how does that not falter?”      how is it that he continues to bring this up but still can’t fully comprehend it.   

She, as always before a big answer, quiets completely for a few moments to prepare her answer. 

              “I... See people.”

                              “I see what they are feeling their... Anger and their fear and the way... the way they flinch at love like they’ve never... Never felt it. I know that and I have been that, and... If I can do it with... With everything I was born for, than anyone can.”

                                                  “Even you. Or him.”