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He'd hoped his dad would do something after he'd told him the consequences should Hawk keep this shit up, but this was fun too, a lot more entertaining than his old schemes used to be and he got to do it with people he didn't actively hate. It was easy too, all they had to do was: find Hawk, corner him, restrain him, and cut his dumb hair off. Pretty simple. It helped that Big Red was still following Hawk on every platform and was good at cyberstalking. He wouldn't have guessed on a tattoo parlor not far from the dojo, so it really sped up the process.

They did some quick recon to find the best entrance and Robby started in on picking the lock. Once they were in it was time for phase number two of the gameplan. Figuring out a diversion, which he reminded the other cobras of. The back room was set up perfectly for them to create a mess and raise alarm. It's a wonder if they had never been robbed before.

He grabbed Kyler and pushed him into place. He remembered the day at the zoo and how he'd nearly screwed up that plan and he wasn't taking any chances. With help from Tory, he toppled one of the shelves and ducked behind some boxes. A big guy took the bait, running after Big Red. He'll make it up to him after for being stuck on distraction duty. As soon as they're both out Robby closes the door and slips the slide lock into place. That little lock would've made everything a lot harder. They've definitely never been robbed, nor do they keep valuable shit there.

With a short whistle, the rest of the Cobras emerged from their hiding spot. Robby stayed back, letting them take the lead. For them, it was personal. For him, it was just business. That’s why he let them do the dirty work of pinning Hawk down and getting him ready.

"You assholes just ignoring those no fighting rules."

Hard talk for a guy held down by his neck and outnumbered 4 to 1. "Oh, we're not here to fight." That's what Hawk wants them to do and if Robby had only learned one thing from Trey and Cruz it was to bring a knife to a fistfight, or in this case a straight razor. It sent a clear message to stay the hell away from them.

He let Kyler do the honors. There's some beef between them and he doesn't mind adding to it. Tory added extra pressure to his chest while he and Kyler switched places.

He would've gone for a close buzzcut all around but Kyler left him with most of his hair intact, just not the weird parts. He got it off in one quick swoop and that's it. This wasn't about revenge to him, still, it felt good to watch the purple hair fall to the floor. He would think twice before he tries anything like this again.

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Warren has a weird relationship with - well - relationships. On one hand, he has huge trust issues. This stems from a lot of things. First off, he’s been treated horribly by most people on principle. He’s his father’s son. He doesn’t get a chance beyond that. It doesn’t matter what he does or how hard he tries. Even if you don’t know his dad’s a villain, you know his dad’s in jail. 

Easy target. 

So he had to learn not to be. Be big, be intimidating, be closed off. If you let them take an inch, they’ll take a mile. No exceptions. Don’t give them anything. That’s partly why he reacts so viscerally to Will in the cafeteria scene. I’ve talked about the difference between them before - maybe not on this blog, but I talked about it - but I’ll rehash it here. Where Warren grew up, you didn’t solve things by apologising. Their schools didn’t do friendship circles or anything like that. They don’t really hold hands and sing kumbaya. Someone pushes, you push back harder. Eventually you get your place and settle down, but you have to earn that. It doesn’t come easy. 

And there’s also the fact that he’s been singled out before. Again, no dad, low income, weird family history. He didn’t even know what his father was in jail for until he was about eleven, twelve, maybe even older. He had no idea what was going on. Why’s your dad in jail, Peace? It started as ‘I don’t know’, evolved into ‘none of your business’, and settled on a fist to wherever Warren can hit first. That’s what makes people stop asking, so that’s what he grows to rely on. 

It also didn’t help that when his dad was arrested, Warren lost everything. His dad, yes, but also his house, his mom (she was too busy working), and his friends. The only friend Warren still has from before his dad was arrested is Lacey, and that’s because he works for her grandparents. The friends he made in preschool, his best friends, Sam and Grant? He never sees them again. So he lost basically everyone he loved or even liked in one fell swoop, and was too young to even understand why. That's a traumatizing experience. It messed him up bad in regards to relationships. People will leave him. That’s inevitable. One way or another, they’ll be taken away, and he’ll have nothing but catastrophic pain to show they were ever there in the first place. So why bother getting attached? 

It only makes things worse. 

On the other hand, Warren doesn’t like being lonely. There’s a difference between lonely and alone. He likes being alone, not being lonely. He also, like I mentioned, hates the notion of people leaving him. That can make him an interesting mix of distant and clingy. He won’t tell you a damn thing about himself sometimes, and other times he’ll just drop a ‘he doesn’t have much use for it in solitary’ without hesitation. In a way, that's almost a test. Will you stay, even knowing this about me? Will the ugliest parts of me not scare you away? He wants to be sure he can be vulnerable. Also, sometimes it just comes out - he’s still a teenager, after all. If you stay, if he thinks you’re safe, he’s really hard to get rid of. … In his own way. He will absolutely go out of his way for you. He’ll quite literally lay on the wire. He just doesn’t like people knowing he cares, because again, vulnerability and trauma. That’s why, yes, he agrees to help Layla with the whole Will thing, but ‘I’m not renting a tux’ - but he still shows up, dressed nice, even when he knows Will won’t be there. I was going to add about how he was willing to die for the sidekicks - making sure they got out before he did, putting himself between Layla and sue/Gwen, volunteering to fight the henchmen for Will - but no, that’s just how he is for everyone.

He’s a good boy. 

↪ but what if hawk threw milk duds into maya’s popcorn like johnny taught him

it's been a tough couple of weeks – she's never really been the personable kind & getting used to a new school is not a walk in the park. joining cobra kai has helped. it's much easier to strike up conversations with people when you're both kicking the shit out of a punching bag than it is in the cafeteria. her perpetually annoyed expression may deter people from approaching her at school, but it's been different at the dojo – here, punching someone in the ribs gets you an invitation to the movies. how convenient.

    "    𝗱𝗼𝗻'𝘁  𝗳𝗶𝗴𝗵𝘁  𝘂𝘀  𝗼𝗻  𝘁𝗵𝗶𝘀,  𝘆𝗼𝘂'𝗿𝗲  𝘁𝗵𝗲  𝗼𝗯𝘃𝗶𝗼𝘂𝘀  𝗰𝗵𝗼𝗶𝗰𝗲,    "   robby  told  eli  the  moment  they  got  a  moment  alone  because  he  did  not  doubt  that  eli  would  have  his  questions  about  why  miguel  and  him  had  thought  he  would  be  the  best  person  to  represent  the  dojos.   to  him,  it  made  the  most  sense  for  eli  to  be  the  one  to  fight,  he  was  the    𝗰𝗵𝗮𝗺𝗽𝗶𝗼𝗻   and  robby  couldn't  wait  to  see  him  do  well.   hands  move  to  his  boyfriend's  hips,  pulling  him  a  little  closer  as  he  smiled  at  him,   "   you've  got  this.   don't  worry  about  who  silver  will  pick,  they've  got  nothing  on  you.   you're  the  champ,    "   robby  assurred  him,  hands  moving  round  to  rest  on  his  lower  back  as  he  held  him  a  little  closer  before  leaning  in  to  press  a  gentle  kiss  to  his  lips,   "   but  no  matter  what  happens,  i'm  proud  of  you,  okay?    "

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