11/10 movie will watch again
sketch batman ninja.
new fic!!!
word count: 3,360
summary: Tim Drake is excited to go to school with someone else who knows Batman and Robin's identities.
Damian Al Ghul makes it incredibly difficult to stay that way.
OR
Damian tries to recruit the only boy at his new school with a brain to spy on his father.
It's trickier than he expects.
Batman by Sanford Greene
When is a person not a person?
It’s a question that plagues Zatanna. Or, maybe not even that. When does a person become a different person? When does the helmet on your head twist and twist you into someone new and old and different who doesn’t have a daughter at all.
Zatanna wonders if the word orphan applies to her. She wonders if she’ll ever figure it out.
“I don’t know.” Robin says when she asks, because during one of their chats he let slip that he really is an orphan. Two whole parents buried in their graves, no waking up. The whole shebang.
“I want to know.” She answers. It feels like a big question, the kind you need someone to answer before you can move on and do anything with your life. “I want things to start making sense.”
The word orphan makes sense. She even looked it up in a dictionary, all very clear cut.
“Whatever the answer is, you have family.” He smiles and Zatanna thinks about how sweet he is.
“Wally’s a lucky guy.” she says, half because she wants the conversation to turn a little less serious, half because it’s the truth. Robin turns a bit red and Zatanna absent mindedly starts thinking about what colour bridesmaid dress she would like.
“Shut up.” he groans, before turning serious again. “I don’t know what the right thing to say is, Z, but you’ve got to know that you’re one of us.”
Zatanna’s heart breaks a little even as she smiles. She does love the team, really she does. They’re bright and fast and beautiful and kind. They’re strong and clever and righteous and she does love them. It’s just that before she didn’t only belong with them. She had two places. She had a room in the mountain and a place by her father’s side.
It had made her feel whole, the duality of it all.
Maybe that’s why she packs a bag the next morning and conjures up a means of escape.
Every day with the team her soul shatters again. Every time she sees her father’s body, reduced to a vessel for a being that isn’t even kind, her heart breaks in two. Staying so close to reminders of all the things she’s lost isn’t doing her any good so she decides to leave.
Where’s the line between running away and escaping? she thinks, and finally there’s a question she doesn’t want the answer to.
Not me starting my third original story of this summer
margaret atwood // doom days - bastille // azra t. // carry on - rainbow rowell // romeo and juliet - william shakespeare // cruel summer - taylor swift // gregory orr // red, white, and royal blue - casey mcquiston // romeo and juliet - william shakespeare // cruel summer - taylor swift // erica jong // sober ii (melodrama) - lorde // romeo and juliet - william shakespeare // the raven king - maggie stiefvater // ghosts - florence + the machine // tamerlane - edgar allan poe // the raven king - maggie stiefvater // cruel summer - taylor swift
happy pride from your local queer robin :]
compilation of quotes i have saved on my phone that make me lose my mind
Jenny Slate, Twitter
Maggie Smith, Good Bones
Unknown, Untitled
Christopher Citro, Our Beautiful Life When It’s Filled With Shrieks
Anne Carson, Euripides
I.B. Vyache, Conversations Over Sanguinaccio Dolce
@bipeds, Tumblr
Natalie Wee, Our Bodies & Other Fine Mechanics
HBO Succession
Richard Siken, Landscape With A Blur Of Conquerers
this is genuinely just me trying to be @shanastoryteller
From the very first time Adora transforms she feels a power sing through her and knows it will be there till the day she dies.
Then she realises that that might not be true, because maybe she can’t die any more. The concept of mortality seems small now. Something for lesser people, the ones she can squash under her heel like ants. Eternity doesn’t seem like such a long time with the power of the hidden stars that are as old as forever humming through her veins.
She wonders if she should mention any of this to her new friends, how even when she isn’t transformed she can feel the universe revolving around her. She thinks back to Catra turning away from her (because somehow somehow somehow Catra just knew). Instead she just hopes that the life she could spend with these people might last an eternity all on its own.