THE "WE’RE ALL STILL EMO AF LYRIC" STARTERS
@4o77: "I got the point that i should leave you alone, but we both know that i’m not that strong."
"You’re persistent."
The Terminator—going by Dutch for the sake of the mission—complains, his tone hovering between neutral and annoyed. He doesn’t look at Hawkeye while he speaks; he just keeps scanning the perimeter of the camp with machine-like precision, occasionally shifting his gaze to unimportant things so that the “machine” part isn’t so obvious.
"You’ve got wounded to poke, jokes to recycle, a war to complain about--so why me?"
He finally turns to the surgeon, narrowing his eyes slightly, just enough so that it reads as irritation. Hawkeye has been circling him since the moment he stepped into camp, tugging at the seams of his story with endless commentary and sideways questions. It’s making the act harder to maintain. Being Dutch means restraint, with fewer calculations and more unpredictability. That alone makes Hawkeye’s questioning dangerous.
"Is there a reason you won’t leave it alone?"













