#leopoldfiitzs

Fitz had found their last enemy thanks to one of his new inventions and the mission was almost over, so Jemma couldn’t have been prouder. “That was an amazing job, Fitz! And as soon as May catches him we can even go back to our date,” she commented lightly, since they had been interrupted nearly at the beginning of it, but with May going after the criminal she knew that soon they’d be free to spend the rest of the night however they wanted. It was best to wait until the man who had sworn to make Fitz pay for this was in handcuffs, however. She started walking down the stairs to reach him and possibly kiss him to congratulate. “I can’t wait to finally try the new special, I...”She couldn’t finish, interrupted by a shot; she saw red drops hit Fitz’s shirt and her body stayed still for one shocked moment, no breath in her lungs and a hand flinching in direction of the dark stain that was forming on her shirt, confusion was replaced by pain in an instant as her legs bucked and she started falling forward.  

Hahahahahaha, noooooo. The fandom interpretation of my character tends to be really.....awful.In my experience people tend to either tend to make Peter over-masculine or just.... woobie-fy the hell out of him, especially in concern to things like Superfamily and/or the Spideypool ship. No one seems to be able to really land his voice or strike up that balance between some of Peter’s feminine and masculine traits.I hate to generalize, but Spider-man has this giant male fanbase and a lot of time when I see male writers tackle him they tend to play into a lot of male power fantasy type deals with him. Which, admittedly, is what Peter was sorta created for (A shy nerd with a sudden steroid of super-powers who’s crawling in super hot girls, even a model). Which just.... =/ Like, it can run closer to canon than what you’ll see from a lot of writers who write Peter for a ship like Parksborn or Spideypool, but that’s because a lot of the male comic writers fall into that exact same trap in Peter’s canon, which irks me a lot. And of course, once again, with an apology for generalization. A lot of the writers I see with Parksborn and Spideypool can get down right offensive with Peter’s characterization, particularly in ignoring Gwen and her paramount importance to Peter. And while the parental dynamic with Captain America and Tony Stark is there and present in canon, you absolutely can’t take away Aunt May and Uncle Ben and still have the same Peter. They’re too important, and furthermore Peter’s relationship with Cap and Tony is much more complicated than that, which is why Super Family tends to be written just....=/ not well. Peter’s a very complicated, very intricate, very hard to write muse and just.... There isn’t much of a fandom around him in general but what little there is doesn’t seem to fully get it. You know?

She was sitting on the ground in the lab, staring up at the young man who had just entered. She was wearing lab goggles and pouring some sort of chemical into a glass vial. Jemma grimaced, she knew she wasn’t supposed to be playing with the lab equipment. “Oops, um it’s not- I was- it’s for science?”

"Never a moment of peace," Jemma sighed, shooting towards the door while Fitz finished his task of taking down the place's defenses so that the rest of the team could proceed. She wasn't sure of what had pushed her to count the unconscious soldiers on the ground, but she had a bad feeling and she quickly realized why."One is missing!" she warned, and just then she saw the enemy, his gun already aimed to Fitz, and all she could do was to push him out of the way while shooting back; both of them hit the targets, a bullet reaching her in the chest and knocking the air out of her. She fell with a gasp, her only consolation being that at least Fitz was safe.

“But I’ve never…had people to count as friends before, either. Let’s see how that works out.” 

             “Your point was pretty well-made, Fitz.                            I know what I did.                         I know it was wrong.                 I’ve already said what I regret.”