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❌ The confrontation in utrh is Jason trying to find proof that Bruce loves him.

✅ The confrontation in utrh is Jason trying to find proof that Bruce loves him, because ever since he came back from the dead, he's only seen proofs (plural) that Bruce doesn't love him. The Joker is still alive. Batman has a new Robin. The first thing Bruce said to him when he came back is "Thinking what we do is a game is what got Robin killed." (The first thing Bruce said after Jason removed the bandages and revealed that he's "Jason" in Hush. Bruce didn't know that he was the real Jason. Still, that's what Jason first heard from him.)

⬆️ His reactions when he: (1) Knew that Joker is still alive (2) Knew about the new Robin, Tim Drake (3) Heard Bruce's victim blaming sentence (4) Heard Bruce said that be just can't

For someone who stated to be "angry when he came back," his reactions is a lot of crying. Angry crier Jason my beloved.

"Jason was angry when he came back" I wouldn't even deny that, because he was, and who WOULDN'T be pissed about that hello. But can we NOT sum up all of his feelings and emotions and reactions since he came back collect into a ball and call it "angry." He was feeling hurt, betrayed, dissapointed, deppressed etc. Look at him just crying out his eye balls. Look at him when he found out about Tim Drake. I heard Bruce or Dick very much sum up his reactions when he came back to "he was angry because Bruce didn't avenge him." Can we not. Average dc treatment for Jason Todd. "He is angry" and that's all we need to know, let's just put aside all of his legitimate reasons for being angry and any other emotions.

nivora128

I suggest we, from now on, WILL use these words to describe Jason. No more angry reckless broken disobedience. No more angry annoying full of rage ugly stupic dumb brutal.

Angry WARM AND WONDERFUL

Reckless TOO BRAVE TO BECOME A MAN TOO GUTSY TO DIE LIKE THAT

Disobedience SUCH A GOOD BOY MUST HAVE REALLY LOVE HIS MOTHER

Annoying HELPFUL

Ugly PAINFULLY HANDSOME CHARMING AND MYSTERIOUS CUTE AND GRACEFUL AND PRETTY BOY

Leaps before he thinks SMART AND READY

Stupid dumb brute strength THE GREAT BATTLER A MASTER COMBATANT QUICK AND FAST AND AGILE AND GOT SKILLS

Ontologically evil kid HE’S A GOOD KID DEEP DOWN ALL HIS PROBLEMS AND HE STILL TURNED OUT SO GOOD

Batman’s greatest failure HE WAS THE BEST SOMEONE WHO WILLING TO DO WHAT BATMAN CAN’T WHEN THE WORLD NEEDS IT

Not Dick and an acrobatic and wasn’t ready to become Robin He has performed so well with the Batman that he has been invited to work alongside the Titans from time to time. An above-average athlete and acrobat. Robin is also adept at various forms of martial arts. His training is ongoing and his skills improve regularly. He can handle himself in hand-to-hand combat and has also developed keen deductive skills.

mikakuna

the angst potential of jason overhearing this knowing he got the 'good soldier' treatment + jason realizing deep down that nobody would ever defend him like this, not out loud

bruce may also call jason his son but it feels different. when bruce calls jason his son or says something loving to him, it's typically after he completely shattered him, psychologically or physically, so the supposed sweet moment fails hard

jason goes crawling back to him every time tho and that about sums him up

starrylemonjuice

💙💛 Ballerina/Punk AU by @solarismelody / solarismelody

(Dimitri & Claude gets tipsy and Claude dares Dimitri to lift him 🤭)

slayingfiction

List of 400+ Dialogue Tags

Below is a full (but not exhaustive) and updated list of dialogue tags. Dialogue tags are a widely debated topic for writers, some saying you should only use said, others arguing the opposite. You will get no opinion for me—only a list to use as you wish :D

Some words may differ in categories based on context.

Expressing Agreement or Confirmation

Acknowledged, Admitted, Affirmed, Agreed, Apologized, Confirmed, Conceded, Gibed, Professed, Reassured, Verified, Vouched

Initiating or Continuing Conversation

Added, Began, Chimed In, Commented, Continued, Conversed, Discussed, Elaborated, Greeted, Interjected, Offered, Proposed, Remarked, Went On

Making a Declaration or Announcement

Announced, Attested, Declared, Decreed, Emphasized, Enunciated, Proclaimed, Revealed, Stated, Voiced

Formal or Deliberate Communication

Chanted, Concurred, Observed, Postulated, Preached, Put Forth, Reasoned, Surmised, Testified

Indirect Communication

Digressed, Hinted, Implied, Insinuated

Providing Information, Explanation or Speculation

Alleged, Articulated, Asserted, Clarified, Doubted, Equivocated, Explained, Guessed, Imparted, Informed, Lectured, Noted, Predicted, Quoted, Recited, Reported, Theorized

Expressing Doubt or Uncertainty

Doubted, Faltered, Guessed, Hesitated, Pondered, Questioned, Speculated, Wondered, Ventured

Seeking or Giving Advice

Advised, Coaxed, Proposed, Recommended, Remonstrated, Suggested, Supposed, Urged

Animalistic

Barked, Croaked, Growled, Hissed, Hooted, Howled, Hummed, Roared, Snarled

Expressing Discontent or Frustration

Complained, Fretted, Grumbled, Protested, Ranted

Demonstrating Authority or Command

Avowed, Commanded, Crowed, Decided, Demanded, Dictated, Directed, Insisted, Instructed, Maintained, Ordered, Pressed, Proclaimed, Reprimanded

Displaying Confidence or Assertiveness

Asserted, Assured, Boasted, Bragged, Claimed, Piped Up, Pledged, Spoke Up, Told, Vowed

Exhibiting Anger or Aggression

Accused, Bristled, Challenged, Cursed, Erupted, Exasperated, Fumed, Groaned, Huffed, Raged, Seethed, Snapped, Spat, Stormed, Swore, Threatened, Whinged

Displaying Sadness or Despair

Anguished, Bawled, Bemoaned, Blubbered, Cried, Despaired, Grieved, Lamented, Mourned, Sobbed, Wept, Whimpered, Worried

Persuasiveness

Appealed, Begged, Cajoled, Convinced, Persuaded, Petitioned, Pleaded, Prayed

Conveying Fear or Worry

Cautioned, Entreated, Gasped, Quaked, Shuddered, Stressed, Trembled, Warned

Softly or Quietly

Breathed, Called, Crooned, Murmured, Mumbled, Muttered, Sighed, Whispered

Loudly or Forcefully

Bellowed, Boomed, Cried Out, Hollered, Screamed, Screeched, Shouted, Shrieked, Thundered, Wailed, Whooped, Yelled

Demonstrating Disgust or Disdain

Cringed, Gagged, Griped, Groused, Rasped, Scowled, Sneered, Snorted

Expressing Mockery, Disrespect or Sarcasm

Dared, Imitated, Insulted, Jeered, Mimicked, Mocked, Ribbed, Ridiculed, Scoffed, Snickered, Taunted

Doing Annoyingly

Gloated, Goaded, Nagged, Pestered, Provoked, Sassed, Tattled

Emotional or Expressive Communication

Grunted, Mewled, Panted, Quavered, Sniffled, Snivelled, Squawked, Whined, Yowled

Showing Empathy or Comfort

Comforted, Consoled, Empathized, Soothed, Sympathized

Indicating Thoughtfulness or Reflection

Contemplated, Echoed, Mused, Pondered, Recalled, Reflected, Remembered, Reminded, Reminisced, Retorted, Reiterated

Expressing Humour or Amusement

Cackled, Chirped, Chuckled, Giggled, Guffawed, Jested, Joked, Laughed, Quipped

Revealing Information

Confessed, Confided, Divulged, Disclosed, Expressed, Hinted, Revealed, Shared, Spilled, Uttered

In a Flirtatious Way

Bantered, Cooed, Flirted, Joshed, Moaned, Purred, Teased

Demonstrating Surprise or Astonishment

Gasped, Marvelled, Yelped

Indicating Hesitation or Reluctance

Faltered, Hesitated, Stammered, Stuttered

Engaging in a Dispute or Argument

Argued, Bargained, Bickered, Contended, Debated, Disputed, Negotiates, Objected, Rebutted, Shot Back

Showing Enthusiasm or Excitement

Beamed, Blurted, Cheered, Exclaimed, Gushed, Raved, Rejoiced, Sang, Squealed, Trumpeted

Expressing Approval or Praise

Applauded, Complimented, Encouraged, Exhorted, Extolled, Lauded, Praised

Speaking in a Continuous or Repetitive Manner

Babbled, Chattered, Jabbered, Rambled, Rattled On, Repeated

Questions and Answers

Answered, Asked, Cross-examined, Inquired, Implored, Probed. Prodded, Prompted, Queried, Questioned, Quizzed, Requested

Expressing Criticism or Disagreement

Challenged, Chastised, Chided, Condemned, Corrected, Countered, Criticized, Deflected, Demurred, Denounced, Scolded

Negative or Deceptive Communication

Denied, Droned, Exaggerated, Interrupted, Lied

Finishing the Conversation

Concluded, Finished, Thanked

Neutral or Miscellaneous

Admired, Consented, Foretold, Invited, Mentioned, Mouthed, Pointed Out, Replied, Said, Sputtered, Volunteered

Happy Writing!

lemxnerror

Flustered/embarrassed zuko

This tweet made think of this actually

eienieee

i humbly request a zuko and iroh hug. or, perhaps, zuko and katara. 🙏

Here’s a messy warm-up doodle for you c:

Lmk if ya’ll want me to actually finish this one! It’s cute and makes me so happy.

hnshsjsbsohevsh

adult zukka yay

crimson-constellations

He’s my princess or wtvr

blamedorange

More Dimihildas for dimihilda weekend!

vampyrebug-art

someone please tell me their ship name im starving

maniacrow

@zukkaweek Day one: spirits/spirit world

I wanted this to be a bit canon compliant. So in this little comic, Sokka is already gone too early, Zuko is old and tired and thinking about all the things he's done as a Fire Lord. He closes his eyes for the last time in the land of the living, and opens them again in the spirit world, where he's reunited with his lost love.