"you can't go home again. and you must go on."

(im not sure how to do proper image id’s but it says

NAME: BART ALLEN

CHRONO (short for chronological) AGE: 2

VR AGE: 19

PHYSICAL AGE: 8

MENTAL AGE: 14

I think vital aspects of Tim include the following:-

He’s a Good Kid (TM). Tim generally wants to live up to expectations and do the right thing and look out for others. He’s polite and sends thank you notes and feels guilty when he has to lie to people. He expects and accepts dealing with the consequences of his choices and actions. That’s not to say he doesn’t act out on occasion or think about doing the wrong thing, but he’s the sort of person that gets held up as a good role model for others.

He’s earnest and works incredibly hard. Tim is the 99% perspiration of achievement. He’s certainly brilliant in some areas but what he is more than anything else is incredibly hard working, and somewhat cautious over his skills until he knows he has them down. He’s one of the best bo fighters in the world not from natural talent but from so much practice and training with the best.

“Someone should do it. I’m someone, so I guess I will do it.” This is rhetorical nuance from ALPOD some people overlook. Tim’s involvement with the Mission has a core of ‘someone needs to step up and do this. And nobody else is volunteering. And I tried to find an alternative, but there’s just me.’ It’s not that he puts himself forward; it’s that he’s willing to volunteer for what he sees as a duty and responsibility that everyone else is trying to sidestep. It’s why he flirts with the idea of no longer being needed, and why every time he does end up in that situation where he has to choose whether to be a civilian or step back up because he can help, he is pulling the costume back on and returning.

He’s extremely socially adept and a compulsive networker. Tim is a gregarious social person. He makes friends easily, he can work with people even when he doesn’t like them, and most importantly he can hold a group together even when there are otherwise tensions in it. Two characters might not want to work with each other, but they’re both willing to work with Tim, and that’s what makes the team or teamup function. Tim isn’t necessarily the team leader, but he’s the reason the team functions together.

This is a form of backdoor bigotry from both normative facts (there are more straight than gay relationships) and well represented bigoted beliefs (men are superior to women).

melonis sunshine & moonlight

(also tim is in the suit redesign i did...)

aghhhh i love them the silly boys

Miss Timothea Jacqueline Drake-Wayne

Robin III

Red robin

And, unfortunately, Miss Sarcastic

It would also be a great way to tackle legacy and grief and the lessons that Bart learned from Max in a way that feels genuine to the theme of the comic. Bart is grieving, he is hopeful he will come back, he is dealing with emotions he has never had before, he is paying attention to things he never has before, he is desperate to prove himself not only to Max's memory but to Wally that he made the right choice to let him remain with Helen, he is still Bart, he is still not neurotypical, he is still weird, and he always will be.

Wally shit talks Bart to Helen like he did with Jay in TTv3 and she tells him to leave her kitchen if he's going to disrespect someone he doesn't even know and never bothered getting to know.