But I hadn’t actually considered a Grima and Robin siblings AU! I really think a lot of it depends on the situation (is this a modern AU, how divergent is the story if not, etc) and the age difference (I really think you’d just have two Robins if they’re twins, but an older Grima with a younger Robin could have a fascinating dynamic). I tend to see Grima as very protective of the people they get attached to, so even in their darkest moments, having a younger sibling gives Grima something to keep fighting for rather than giving in to desolation and rage. On top of that, Robin is a bright, gentle presence that can help keep Grima strong and keep them from falling so far into misery, helping remind them that there really is still good out there

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I'm so glad you enjoyed it ;v; It was a lot of fun to write and I'd really love to build it out. I'm still poking around for my next writing project I say, having several outstanding ones, haha so maybe I'll circle back to this one and see what comes together!

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