#asotoriver

Depending on the company he’s around, Talon can be a horrible potty mouth, or a complete church boy. He  can drop his Rated R content pretty comfortably at home and work, but depending on how well a night of patrol might be going, Pitch isn’t afraid to string together exactly how much a bullet might suck to take.

Not quite. She was raised religious, but fairly loosely. And in the end, Hannah doesn’t know what she believes in. So she’s pretty Agnostic at the moment, and is content to stay that way. She believes in what’s in front of her, because at least that stuff is probably real.

The short answer is not very. She isn’t very good with people in general and while she likes the idea of being able to talk things through and work things out in a mature manner, she isn’t actually very good at doing it. Either she says the wrong thing, or is just too awkward to know how to get her point across, most of her attempts at diplomacy fail miserably.

“Oh, my father…” He gave an exasperated sigh but a smile tugged at the corners of his lips showing what he truly thought of the patriarch of his family. “He worked a lot when we were younger, though I suppose not nearly as much as other CEOs of fortune 500 companies. Despite that, he has been a constant supporter of everything I do, maybe a little too much.” Another sigh but it ended in a breathless laugh. “It was great when he showed up for the first few concerts but thirty-nine of them? That’s a lot of wasted money appa- Oh god, and his unyielding support for the vigilantes, he’s going to get find himself in a legal mess he’ll never be able to get out of.” 

Bo is mostly neutral towards them. He doesn’t have a problem with authority in itself, and he’s a big fan of people who’ve gotten it through honest hard work. But he won’t stand for people using their power to abuse others. It’s part of why he does this, helping people who can’t help themselves. In his mind, if someone isn’t using their power and authority to help people or society, they shouldn’t have it. There’s something to be said for people with more power passing down lessons though- if you think about it, the veteran vigilantes are kind of authority figures to him!

It meant more than Garrett could put to words that Vincent made the effort to find him and bring him home. That the little brother he couldn’t take care of chose to reach out and become a champion for his family, a role that was never meant for him to assume. Garrett doesn’t know what he would do if his younger brother, now his friend and role model, was gone for good.

“Sometimes when it snows, I can look around and imagine that everything is silver and gold.”