As a Midwesterner and who lives around the area that Wally West does in Canon I would like to propose the thing that I have found all Midwesterns do:
Whenever they hear someone speak in a Southern accent, whether it's a mild one or a DEEP South accent, we adapt it. We start speaking in a Southern drawl that is around the same cadence as the person we are speaking to. When I talk to people who have a deep, DEEP Southern drawl, I begin to talk with the same cadence that they do. And I've noticed that so do most of the people in my area.
So, I would like to propose that when Wally West and the Team run into the Terror Twins, he just starts talking with a Southern Drawl.
Or, when he talks to the Hawks (because I just found out they're in Louisiana??) the three of them just bring out the Southern Drawls in each other.
Or, when he meets Jaime Reyes (I know Jaime doesn't have a stereotypical Southern accent and that people don't always adapt the accents around them, but let me be, damnit.) and they talk, they just start talking in Southern drawls
And the Team is always just like "W O T"
I dunno
I like the idea
And I NEVER see anyone with my kinda accent?? And Midwestern accents on TV are SO misleading. We do not talk like that. Most of us (at least in my area) do NOT just go "Oh! You betcha!" literally never once heard someone say that one hundred percent seriously. -_-
(Would be fucking hilarious if Clark said a common Midwestern phrase and Wally just goes (ノ゚0゚)ノ~)
Brought to you by a Young Sheldon x Young Justice crossover idea and remembering that people in my area adapt their accent to accommodate from the Deep South
Hey Kenny, sorry if you've already answered this, but how to you conceal all your scars from your various deaths? Aside from the orange parka, do you have a really high coverage foundation or something?
tw: talk of scars, cancer, bullets, being shot, blood, death
(Pulls out a bulletin board with red strings attaching deaths to scars and blank spots of skin, supposedly where scars are supposed to be- lots of little stickynotes are posted everywhere with question marks and scratchy writing. Kenny is speaking to you verbally*)
[translation to actual english + made-up word definitions available after cut]
w'll mos'ly, m'de'aths don' leaf'e sc'rs. so th'only "sc'rs" ay'ave're frum injuri's tha' didn' kill'm'. n'aiy'say "mos'ly" b'cus tha' don' coun' injuri's causd'by lauwng de'aths, 'r tha'happen durin'em. like, f'm bleedin'out fruma bulle', 'r sumthin', I'only 'ave a bulle' sc'r if sumthin' else'uz killin' m'first, li'ake canc'r r'sumthin' n' th'canc'r kicks** 'e b'fore the blee'din' d'uz. n'mosta thoaz ne'r-de'ath'rs's're*** aw'n m'torso an' back an' thighs an' upp'r'rms, an' since its always cold 'ere, or b'low 73 degrees, I nev'r 'ave'ta show'em. th'oth'rs're aw'n m'hands n' knees- like on'm' knuckles an'palms. I don' e'en 'ave'ta hidem' b'cauz 'ey jus' loo'like liaf'e'leh scr'p's n' bumps.
well mostly, my deaths don't leave scars. so the only "scars" I have are from injuries that didnt' kill me. and i say "mostly" because that doesn't count injuries caused by long deaths, or that happened during them. like, if im bleeding out from a bullet or something, I only have a bullet scar if something else was killing me first- like cancer or something- and the cancer kicks** me before the bleeding does. and, most of those near-death'ers*** are on my torso and back and thighs and upper-arms, and since its always cold here- or below 73 degrees [Fahrenheit]- I never have to show them. the others [non-near-death'rs] are on my hands and knees, like on my knuckles and palms- so they just look like life-ly**** scrapes and bumps.
*[headcannon that Kenny speaks with kind of an accent, something kind of Oklahoma mixed with Colorado]
**"kicks" -> kills, from the term "kick(s/ed) the bucket", meaning "to die"
***ne'r-de'ath'rs're -> near-death'er's, refers to near-death [scars]. meaning scars caused by near-fatal injuries.
****liaf'e'leh -> life-ly, refers to day-to-day life and going about your liv[f]elihood.
bc i'm from the south eastern area of my state, not like the MIDWEST midwest if you get what i mean. it's like midwest by association
but i def have a couple phrases that apparently midwesterners say a lot. like apparently saying "you're good" a lot is a super midwestern thing and i didn't know that but i use it every other sentence 😭😭😭 and "ope"