Lady Butterfly

HOWEVER, i suggest one small exception to this rule, that exception being the time jason ran away to the circus, simply because itd be funny as hell. i realize its a little ridiculous if he has no ties to the circus but the concept of tiny 10 year old post-crisis jason gathering all his little belongings in a sheet, scaling down the outside of wayne manor, and running away to the circus because bruce wont spend any time with him is just So fucking funny to me that i think its worth the absurdity. like imagine that, please itd be SO silly fun and whimsical

whats his motive for choosing the circus to run away to in this version? my first instinct was “hes 10 and little kids do crazy shit”, however, ive sat on this for a while and remembered that, at least in the pre-crisis timeline, DICK had just gotten back from his little “run away to the circus” moment (batman #337-339 & 341) around the same time jasons post-crisis timeline would put his introduction. therefore, i suggest that jason hears about dick’s escapade (directly or indirectly, both work) and THAT is where he gets the idea to run away to the circus

"he would never accept her culture" what makes you think that??

why do people absolutely deny the development of a relationship? why don't people think that Dick and Kory would have changed in their future relationship? for ourselves and for each other. no one stands still, especially in a relationship, especially like Dick and Kory's, because they've ALREADY changed. they both made mistakes in this relationship, and almost always after a while (usually not for long) they realized these mistakes, admitted them and apologized. and they really didn't do that anymore.

Happy belated birthday to Katniss Everdeen — the girl who keeps reminding me not to lose hope (which is not an easy task).

What I need is the dandelion in the spring. The bright yellow that means rebirth instead of destruction. The promise that life can rebirth instead of destruction. The promise that life can go on, no matter how bad our losses. That it can be good again.