So, I completely blame this on my friend for getting me into this show and talking my ear off for over three hours about these two and their potential.
What Skeleton doesnāt need a little comfort after all?
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Cackling because I just realized that Waller called Flag out for his manwhore tendencies within the first few minutes of the first episode. Guys, I think Flag might have a long history of fucking around with clients AND teammates.
Because like, first off Waller doesn't tell him to just not spend a lot of time around Phosphorus, she specifically says "don't sleep in the same room". Flag doesn't say "I'm not going to do that", he says "Minimal?", as if sleeping in the same room is potentially still on the table in his mind.
Secondly, Waller doesn't make an obvious, generalized cancer joke. She specifically says 'free vasectomy'. This implies that bro is not going to become sterile unless his jewels get real close to skeleton man.
I need The Bride being the biggest fan of Rick and Phosphorus. They sleep in the same hotel room? Bride is up Phosphorusā ass the next morning, asking if Rick ārattled his bonesā.
Rick did infact rattle his bones, then got his own rattled. We stan two switch kings.
Rick denies every allegation while Phosphorus takes the uncomfortable questions and responds with an even more uncomfortable answer.
I really like the dynamic that Dr phosphorus is touch starved in actual canon, like you could infer that by his own nature but itās nice to be given that I hope people run with that to the bank
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Sleep - Rick Flag Sr./Alexander Sartorius | Doctor Phosphorus [Creature Commandos]
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Phosphorus decides to take a nap on the plane but when he stops with the sarcastic remarks Flag takes notice and assumes something is wrong not realizing that Phosphorus was simply sleeping
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What do we think about GreenFlag as their ship name
Sons of the Fathers (Rick Flag Sr./Alexander Sartorius | Doctor Phosphorus)
Whoo! First GreenFlag fic I'm posting. Flag searches for comfort while grieving his son's death. This is only part 1, part 2 should be up later tonight or tomorrow! Full angst on deck guys, sorry they have to suffer more...
A parent should never outlive their child but whatās worse than outliving your kid? Not getting to bury themā¦
Rick Flag Sr. braced himself for the worst possible outcomes the day his son enlisted. Sr wanted to say he saw himself in his son, but that wouldnāt be true. Heād joined the military to support his family, not out of some deep seeded love or devotion to his countryā¦No, that was his boy. Heās said it before and heād say it till the day he diedā¦Junior was a better man than him in every way. He even said it the day they had to lower an empty casket into that grave.Ā
Each time they parted, it was never āgoodbyeā. That was too finalā¦too permanent. It was always some iteration of āsee you next timeā. God he regrets that so muchā¦Their final farewell wasnāt anything special, why would it be? Sure, it was a dangerous mission into a hostile situation, but when had either of them ever been given an āeasyā mission? They were both used to the risks, they knew the danger, and time after time theyād always meet again.
So much for routineā¦
Jr. got tired of this played out song and dance by now. His old man rattling on in his ear to be careful and yadda yadda yadda, shit heās heard a thousand times by now. Waving his hand dismissively before throwing a duffle in the back of his truck, Flag turned back around to face his father for what, unknowingly, would be the last time.Ā
āCut the protective shit, Pops. How many times have we gone through this now?āĀ
āDonāt get snippy you little prick, Iām just telling you to be careful.ā Crossing his arms over his chest, Sr. knew he rightfully didnāt have a leg to stand on. His son had done his tours and been deployed on countless covert missions before and every single time heād gotten an earful from his father, but heād always come back so what was the harm in it? At this point it was just a good luck ritual. Itās not like his kid hadnāt done the same to him.Ā
āI know, I know. But which of us has gone on more missions?ā His annoyed tone giving way to a taunting one instead, heād just recently surpassed his father in number of missions, even if they were off the books.Ā
āI will lay your ass out right now!ā Punching his sonās shoulder while chuckling, Flag rolls his eyes before he continues. āItās quality, not quantity. Besides, mine have been longer.āĀ
āFucking gross.ā Brushing his fatherās hand from his shoulder, Junior walks around to the driverās side of his truck before hopping in. He had a habit of driving himself to the base, didnāt like someone dropping him off or picking him up, felt tooā¦impersonal. His dad respected it, didnāt get it, but respected it.Ā
āWhat? Iām talking about deployment, I donāt know where your head is at.ā Something deep in Sr felt some weird sort of pride about being able to make those sort of jokes at his kid. When theyāre young, you need to be your kidās parent first and their friend secondā¦But now? His son, the same kid that used to get scared of the dark in kindergarten and sneak out at night in highschool, had grown into a fine upstanding adult. Heād grown into a better man than his father ever dreamed heād be.Ā
Junior turns on the truck and rolls the driver window down. Waiting for what he knows is coming as the truck idles, Junior leans back further in his seat as his father bends down slightly, one hand on the roof of the cab while his other calloused hand grips the door moulding. The final part of their prolonged send off routine. Sr pulls a face and almost glares at his adult son when he sees the state the truckās interior is in.Ā
āJesus, Junior!ā
āDad, donāt start-ā
āHave you ever cleaned the inside of your truck?!ā
āOh here we goā¦Listen, Iāll clean it when I get back.āĀ
āOh fuck that, Iāll go on base and clean this shitbox before that. Youāre gonna survive a war zone just to come back and your truck is gonna kill you with fucking mold.āĀ
āShitbox?! Listen, if you still can, you geriatric fucker, you touch my truck on base and Iām flying home just to kick your ass!āĀ
āOh yeah, you and what army?ā
āThe fucking US one!āĀ
The seemingly hostile mood instantly fades the second Srās forced glare fades, giving way to a broad grin as he ducks his head head down laughing. Shoulders shaking as he chuckles himself, Junior leans forward with his forehead resting on the steering wheel.Ā
This was the last piece of their routine, one forced and playful fight right before parting. It was never serious and always in good fun, it was a way to ease whatever nerves or anxiousness might be still lingering in the air.Ā
Lifting his head, a small yet endearing smile across his face, Sr looks to his son whoās still lightly chuckling before speaking.Ā
āYou good, Junior?āĀ
āYeah. Always am, old timer.ā Straightening his back, Junior sits up a little taller before he extends his hand out to his father, waiting for a handshake.Ā
Reaching over, Sr takes his sonās hand with a firm grip and points at his son with his free hand.Ā
āYou know, Iāll kill you if you die over there, right?āĀ
That lineā¦To this day that seemingly innocuous line haunts Rick Flag Sr.Ā
It meant nothingā¦It wasnāt supposed to allude to anything, it wasnāt a curse, it was just a father playfully teasing his son.
Rolling his eyes as he pulls his hand away, Junior simply nodded before reaching over to grab his seatbelt. A curt āYeah, Yeahā being thrown towards the still open window.Ā
āSee ya next time, Dad.ā
āNext time, JuniorāĀ
Those were the last words Rick Flag Sr. said to his son. Days and weeks passed before Flag got any proper answers for what happened over there. And it was about a month before he was told heād never get the chance to bury his son. No intact remains were able to be recovered for proper burialā¦
So there he stands before a grave dug for his son whoād never been laid to rest there. The casket wasnāt empty, a few tokens of life being placed inside in lieu of the body. The graduation cap Junior had worn during his highschool graduation ceremony, a copy of Srās favorite photo of his son, and the baby blanket Junior had been brought home from the hospital in, a square patch of it roughly cut from the corner as a small remembrance piece.
Rick Flag Sr vowed to visit his sonās grave once a week. Every time heād go to leave, heād utter those words that now both haunt and comfort him.
āNext time, Juniorā
Weeks turn to months and the months roll into a year.Ā
Exactly one year today is when they buried that casket.Ā
Flag was never told the true āDate of Deathā and truthfully there was some part of him that didnāt want to know the exact date. Was it the delusion that if he didnāt know the actual date that it didnāt count? That some part of him was still able to believe there was a chance this was all a massive fucking mistake? That his son wasnāt really gone? Perhaps, or maybe these were just the irrational thoughts and hang ups of a man grieving an unthinkable lossā¦
But now the one year anniversary of them burying that casket is here.Ā
And Rick canāt bear being alone today.
There was only one person he knew that could possibly share his pain that he could actually get to talk to him.Ā
Heavy footsteps echoing as a harrowed expression paints his features as he walks down the walkway. Pressing his access badge to the security scanner, the heavy doors slowly open to reveal a hall of solitary cells. The place where only the most depraved or dangerous inmates of Belle Reve were held.Ā
Unlocking the cell without any other guards present, Flag having demanded they leave them āthe fuck aloneā, Flag walks in without waiting for a reponse or acknowledgement. The only person who he thinks might be able to understand or share in his pain, know the ache and feeling of despair that comes from losing a child is none other than Dr. Alexander Sartorius AKA Doctor Phosphorusā¦
The fluorescent skeleton laying on his prison bunk clad in a pair of orange sweats, the book he was holding in his hands slowly closing as Phosphorus hesitantly turns his attention towards the unannounced guest.
āListen, if youāre here to finish what we started in Pokolistan, Iāve decided to be the bigger person and not get my ass shocked while fighting you.āĀ
Without speaking, Flag drops down to one knee and slings the bag on his back around and gently places it on the floor. Unzipping the backpack, Flag simply reaches in and pulls out a cold bottle from inside. Before he can even question whatās going on, Phosphorus sees the remote shock controller be thrown by Flag onto the floor. Clicking against and sliding across the floor, the glowing skeleton can only watch confused, thinking this has to be a ruseā¦some hidden motive behind the gesture, clearly just trying to bait him into another fight.Ā
Rising to his feet, Flag has two chilled beers in his hands as he approaches the bunk. Finally closing his book completely and putting it on the small table next to his bed, Phosphorus sits up more and swings his legs over the side bed and watches Flag.Ā
With his back towards the prisoner, Flagās shoulders are slumped forward as he reaches back towards Phosphorus with one of the beers in his hand.Ā
āTake itā¦Pleaseā¦ā
āAlright, Iāll biteā¦āĀ
Hesitantly reaching forward and taking the brew, Phosphorus doesnāt open it right away, trying to gauge what kind of breakdown heās just been thrust in the middle of.Ā
āFlag, what is this? You donāt seem the kiss and make up over beers type of guy.ā
āAlexā¦ā Flag starts, his voice low and pain filled. He sounds like a broken manā¦A stark contrast to every time Phosphorus has heard him speak before, and for that he forgives the first name usage.Ā
āWhat?ā
"Tell...Tell me about your son...Tell me about Stevie"
Ang "kalayaan makapag-aral ng libre sa kolehiyo" ay isang mahalagang karapatan na naglalayong bigyan ng pantay na pagkakataon ang bawat kabataan na makapagtapos ng mas mataas na edukasyon, anuman ang estado nila sa buhay.
Ang pag-aaral sa kolehiyo ay isang mahalagang layunin sa buhay ng isang tao dahil ito ang nagbibigay ng mas mataas na kaalaman, kasanayan, at kakayahan na kinakailangan para sa mas magandang kinabukasan. Sa kolehiyo, natututuhan ng isang indibidwal ang mga espesyal na kurso na tumutugon sa kanilang mga interes at inaasam na propesyon.
Ang libreng kolehiyo ay nagdudulot din ng mas malawak na oportunidad para sa mga kabataan mula sa mga maralitang sektor na datiāy hindi kayang magpatuloy sa mas mataas na edukasyon. Sa pamamagitan nito, nagiging mas inklusibo ang sistema ng edukasyon, at nabibigyan ng pagkakataon ang lahat na umasenso, anuman ang kanilang estado sa buhay.
Sa huli, ang pagpapahalaga sa pag-aaral sa kolehiyo ay nangangahulugang pagkilala sa kahalagahan ng edukasyon bilang instrumento ng pagbabago at kaunlaran. Ang paglalaan ng panahon, pagsisikap, at dedikasyon sa pag-aaral ay isang mahalagang pamumuhunan na magbibigay ng walang katapusang benepisyo sa sarili, sa pamilya, at sa bayan.