#cod rorke

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Translation:

Question: Why are you so angry at Elias that you decided to take revenge not only on him, but also on his children? Is it only about the betrayal, or is there something else involved?

translate: Rorke freezes. The hum of the bunker's ventilation suddenly seems deafening. He doesn't look at his interlocutor—his gaze is fixed on the wall where, once, in another life, their shared operation map hung. His voice, when he begins to speak, is devoid of its usual metallic edge—it's hoarse, almost confessional.

"We weren't just a team. We were... symmetry. He was the order. I was the shadow that carried it out. We understood each other without words. Knew what the other was feeling in the lull before the assault. It was... synchronicity. Far more dangerous than trust."

He slowly pulls out from his breast pocket not a weapon, but a crumpled black-and-white photograph. In it are two young soldiers by a helicopter. Elias is looking into the frame, smiling. Rorke is looking at him. On the back—faded coordinate numbers and a smudged inscription: "Behind you. Always."

@zoolog1c4llydub1ous yes.

I have stupid headcanon that, after being brainwashed, Logan started to see Rorke as a father figure.

And in the crazy storyline in my head, after Rorke was killed by Ghosts, Logan is feeling double pain. He lost his real father, and then he lost his stepfather (whom he had come to see as his real father).

And with his unstable mental state after everything that happened, he’ll just start to lose his mind a little.