break out the teal deers!

[aloadeddie]

THE CR TL;DR MEME

HOW IT WORKS:

1. List your character(s)!
2. Others respond with "what does your character X think of my character Y?" or some variation.
3. Respond to them! Break out those teal deers!
4. Generate some discussion about your CR!
5. PROFIT!

Comments

[definingfuture]

Okay, Bucky first. Is this guy really a Bucky? Wow. Look at him being all well-adjusted and not wrung through the wringer a billion times and torn up all to hell! Comparatively, of course. Like the other MCU gang, he thinks that Bucky seems young and pretty nice all things considered, which is a big step for people from his world. And that's without too much personal bias. It makes him think that maybe if they were more careful then things could have turned out better for them too. Or maybe not, but it's a passing thought of his. Maybe things can get better. He's not particularly close to Bucky, but he does find him interesting. Bucky is level-headed and seems to have a good sense of humor (oh my god what is this sorcery?) so he likes seeing what he'll say. He's not wholly invested yet, but he's keeping his eyes open for him.

Cassie? Cassie is a relief. It's horrible and selfish because he knows no one should have to be brought there and it holds horrible implications, but she's very nearly family (as much as he's got) and he's happy to see Scott reunited with her. That means as much to him as anything he could personally ask for. He doesn't know about her death and if he finds out it will be pretty devastating for him, considering he isn't very hopeful about what happens when people disappear. At the moment he's still just trying to make it up to Scott for just that reason, and he's already pretty fiercely defensive of them both on that one detail. Any more reason would make him super paranoid.

All that said, look at how she's grown! Big hero now! :3 She'll always kind of be the little girl he remembers, but he's glad to see her doing so well. He kind of fell off the map and didn't get to see her as much and now she's all on a team and doing hero stuff. He's so proud of her. He may not be real family but he still feels like it! And the fact she calls him Uncle Tony still just cements all of his wibbly feelings.

[trainwrecked]

Spoiler, Tony: Bucky always (in any 'verse) has a sense of humor. It's just that the Bucky you know back home has had most of it burned right out of him. But, yeah. I probably need to get him more involved with the Avengers-type stuff again, but he really flinched back in the losses and needed to figure out what made sense anymore. (Not much, but giving up just. Isn't something he'll do, dammit.)

Sob. I blame writers forgetting stuff entirely on the distance that's been placed between Cassie and Tony in a lot of the recent stories. But - well, you can tell. She considers him family, both from when she was a kid, and from Scott's time with the Avengers. He's important, and he's also doing the right thing, even if he obviously does make mistakes. And she will treat him the way she does anyone else, about those - both chastising and forgiving.

And will probably be torn between accepting the protectiveness and resenting it (because HERO and, even more so, teenager girl), but will not really want him to be any other way than he is.

Except for the return to drinking. (nottalking)

[definingfuture]

Tony will watch out for not-his-Bucky anyway. He seems like a decent guy.

And OTL he's a terrible family member anyway. Cassie is more mature than he is sometimes (hey, sometimes he does okay) and he's just happy to see her and Scott doing well. One good thing about Keeliai is it dragged them out of their world's troubles and made Tony step back and start looking around himself again. He had to slow down and appreciate his friends.

So, yes, now she's stuck with him. :Y