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Jack the Ripper and Adoptive Parent Master

Master is still in college when Jack falls into their lap. They weren’t planning on having children of their own. The economy is terrible and Master can barely take care of themselves.

They learn to prepare meals other than cereal and ramen. Feeding their adoptive murder child the hearts of human beings that were probably alive earlier that day is weird, and it never gets less weird.

Master doesn’t invite their friends to meet Jack for fear of having to explain how they came into possession of the soul of aborted children. In conversations they allude to having a new family member, which outsiders might assume is a dog. Joke’s on them, it’s a serial killer.

They can’t hide Jack forever and they don’t want to be the type of person that caused Jack pain in the first place. The child’s Presence Concealment doesn’t make it easier, because the guilt of feeling like they have to hide the child is overwhelming. And the air is thicker when Jack is hidden, which could raise questions about why Master is sweating all the time. 

Jack promises to be on their best behavior when meeting Master’s family. They go shopping for real clothes together and Master gives the assassin etiquette lessons. Jack is appreciative, but doesn’t know how to show it without the urge to stab Master and crawl back into their stomach. Jack offers to do this, but Master politely declines.

Master introduces Jack as being part of a foster-to-adopt program for children with troubled backgrounds. Their parents wonder how they got the approval to join the program when they’re broke and suck at everything. 

Master takes all the skills they learned in Public Speaking and go on a passionate rant about the importance of providing under-privileged children with the same opportunities that the more fortunate have.

I don’t think what Steve did was really unforgivable tho?? He only got a glimpse of Howard when Zola was telling him about HYDRA and SHIELD and he ended up compartmentalizing it to protect both Tony, Bucky and himself, it’s been confirmed by the Russos in the DVD commentary. Steve also didn’t have any solid evidence to prove that it was the WS who killed Tony’s parents until after Zemo showed them the tape so I understand why he decided to not tell Tony about it either. But I agree that he should’ve looked into it and not just sat on it (see I can acknowledge his mistakes w/o bashing another character)

I can work with that. One thing though, it’s Sam went against the Accords first and then Steve followed because unlike fanon Sam doesn’t follow Steve blindly.