⚠️spoiler alert ⚠️

I do work with underprivileged middle and high-school aged children (8-16ish), and a lot of things people label as intrinsic character flaws or unforgivable behavior are actually… really common for that age, if not exactly a one-to-one because they’re not fighting crime or getting shot. But, generally speaking, the ways in which various Robins lash out, misbehave, or antagonize each other are all pretty admissible. In any scenario where you can cite a character doing something mean, or irrational, or driven by anger, I have witnessed an equivalent behavior that is 1000x less warranted because the catalyst was petty bs rather than the burden of lives and a legacy on your shoulders.

this is all i have sorry 🤲

and these other versions of the last drawing i did… bc i liked them actually… i changed my mind… still probably not gonna finish them ngl… i dont like shading…

>looks inside

Dick: You should look him up, tell him I sent you.

Wally: Irwin Beyer, Junior, acting coach. This-this is you, isn't it? I'm-I'm gonna get down there, and it's gonna be you.

Dick: It's a strong possibility.

Or the four of them are at some class he recommended they go to for whatever reason and they’re all excited waiting around until:

Roy: The teacher here is supposed to be the most intense and demanding instructor in all of clowning, and... shit, it's Rob, isn't it? It's gonna be Rob.