Some of Cassie’s costumes
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Some of Cassie’s costumes

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One thing I want to see explored more in both canon and fandom is Cassie’s relationship with Diana’s mission.
Cassie is a powerhouse. She’s a fighter. She’s aggressive, and loves kicking butt and taking down villains who deserve it. She’s been that way from her earliest appearances, and it never really changed, all the way through the end of preboot. That may be fine for most superhero characters, but it’s a constant that just doesn’t really make sense for a protege and disciple of Diana of Themyscira, who has a mission, ideals, and an approach to heroism that differs from most. I can’t think of a single plot line that explores Cassie’s relationship to Amazonian ideals, and how they (should) affect her work as a hero.
What are those ideals? What is Diana’s mission?
The specifics tend to change between eras, writers, and reboots, but Diana’s mission is to bring peace and justice to man’s world. That’s pretty vague, and broad, and Diana is canonically often distracted from it by crimefighting and superhuman threats (which, fair, hard to teach peace when some megalomaniac is tearing up a city).
“The superheroes of this planet and beyond… their mission is to avenge, to protect, to police. Mine is different. My mission is to teach, to learn, to serve. Hippolyta preached, as I and all Amazons believe, that with understanding and respect all things are bearable, believable, and possible.”
In its simplest explanation, Diana’s mission is one of peace and equality. She’s an ambassador, bringing Amazonian forms of diplomacy and social structure to man’s world, and creating reform through education, opportunity, and service.
“I am trained as a warrior, Barbara, but I am trained also to think of those skills as a last resort. There is no human conflict which cannot be served better with words than with the sword.”
Her greatest tools are not her lasso or gauntlets, but reason and compassion. Violent force is her last resort; while her use of violence varies by writer, that was a recurring trait for the best WW writers.
“We have a saying, my people. Don’t kill if you can wound, don’t wound if you can subdue, don’t subdue if you can pacify, and don’t raise your hand at all until you’ve first extended it.” —Wonder Woman, Vol. 3, No. 25
Diana may utilize violence when the situation calls for it, but her objective first and foremost is peace. Before violence, no matter what they do to her or what they’ve done in the past, she reaches out. She tries reaching people through conversation, treating enemies and ordinary people alike with kindness, respect, and empathy. Love without discrimination. Redemption and transformation over punishment.
Cassie adores Diana. She believes in her, and shares many traits. She absolutely believes in helping people, and that protecting another is worth her life. But she’s also inclined toward holding grudges, and often has a very black and white perspective on good guys and bad guys. She has compassion in spades, but has a difficult time putting herself in other people’s shoes. She was always gung-ho for a fight, but after Donna’s death, and the string of losses that follow, she grows increasingly angry and unforgiving in both her heroic and personal life.
I want Cassie to argue with Diana’s nonviolent principles. I want her to struggle with understanding and incorporating this pacifistic view, when violence is so ingrained into her own view of superheroes.
I want her to grapple with Diana’s teachings, and be at war with herself because a bad guy might deserve punishment in her eyes, but that isn’t always the right path to justice.
I want Cassie to act as a diplomat.
I want her to talk villains down, instead of punch first, ask questions later.
In that Titans storyline where she visits Alcatraz and sees the terrible conditions there, I want her to say, “What the fuck is this?” And force a prison reform.
I want her joining Diana on outreach efforts, advocating as Diana does for education and equality, and acting as her liaison.
Just. Stories about Cassie dealing with the teachings of her mentor and the Amazons, whether it’s enacting those teachings or coming into conflict with them.

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A random snippet of dialogue that I have nowhere to put
....but I needed to get it out of my head so here it goes.
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Any: "Y'know Tim, one of these days you'll grow out of being Robin..."
Tim: (sigh)
Any: "What?"
Tim: "Sorry, it's just...I'm getting real tired of hearing that from people.
"Did it ever occur to you—any of you—that it's not about me?
"I'm not like Damian. Or Steph, for that matter. I'm not gonna go on a murder spree or try to burn the city to the ground if I don't get enough daily reassurance that I'm a good person.
"I don't 'need' Robin to coddle my precious little ego. That's not what this has ever been about.
"Robin is a job, a mission, a duty, with a role in Batman's operation and responsibilities to the entire city. Roles and responsibilities that Damian refuses to fill, because he's too busy running away from home to dress like Krampus's Little Helper and play murder games with assassins.
"The only reason he still gets called Robin is because he throws temper tantrums if you use anything else. Meanwhile, I'm here, in Gotham, doing the actual work of helping Batman and protecting the city, only for every armchair Oracle with a Tweeter account to act like I'm the one with a problem.
"You want me to move on? Tell Damian to grow up, get over himself, and come do the job he demanded. Or, find somebody else who will actually put in the work, for the right reasons.
"Until then? I'm Robin. The little brat can die mad about it."
Headcanon that Cassie grows her hair out like Artemis, both in honor of the woman who trained her and because she thinks it looks fuckin cool
taken some time in 1999 and saved in cassie's archive
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My designs for some of the young justice crew :] they are very special to me these six <33
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