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Weyler AU:

"Just for the record, Wednesday didn't kidnap me. I mean, I'm the one who drove." Wednesday turns her head to look at him more fully, narrowing her eyes slightly. "You think you were not kidnapped. Who knows what sort of dark sorcery I might have performed to make you think it was your idea?" His words are slow, deliberate, and laced with something tantalizingly lethal. "Then I guess you must have cast your spell the day we met, but I doubt even you could sustain dark sorcery for this long, Wednesday."

Forgot to post this Weyler piece I did for the bunker!

Alternative version:

I'm still working on my Tyler as a soldier medic AU for outcasts

i feel like the visual storytelling is really supporting that in a few ways; we're not accompanying robby into private, quiet moments anymore, we don't see his flashbacks and the way they affect how he treats the people around him in their aftermath, we're not seeing him try to stay calm & collected for other people's behalf.

and as robby's behavior likely becomes more erratic and angrier as the day goes on, as he pushes the people that love him further and further away... it's going to be interesting to see if the show frames that kind of breakdown. because it's just as much of a mental health crisis, but it's a significantly less easy one for the audience to sympathize with when the show is keeping us at arm's length.