Blu Lite Special

He sees all these people getting on preparing to attack him, and they are all the faces of men he has worked with over the last few weeks and months, maybe years.  Men he’s trusted.  Lives he’s saved.  Comrades in arms.  His team, as much as he’s had one.

That is the look of bleakness, as someone else gets on and Steve thinks, “You?  I liked you.  I thought you were better than this.  Oh god, don’t make me do this.”

(Sometimes the person that you’d take a bullet for is behind the trigger)

It doesn’t have to be, or really their own back story, or one that the majority of players will even experience - just so long as there’s something there to claim that you “totally humanized and made worthwhile” the character who’s boobs appear in every promo post.

Then it becomes a deep commentary of the “reality of women in these situations”… there being so many women who run around in bikinis on battlefields in reality.

And also let’s remember another, more evocative name which Miss Represenation documentary gave to this Totally Subversive™ trope - The Fighting F*cktoy: 

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Jamaican Proverb || Meaning: What you see on the outside, doesn’t mean it’s the same on the inside. 

They thought we were playing 😂

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Bonus 😏: