#s3e6

Beast Boy knew EXACTLY what to say to her.

He didn't try to deny the fact that she's creepy, because she IS creepy as hell, and he knew that trying to convince her otherwise is useless. She knows she's scary very well, and he wouldn't be able to change her mind.

What he did instead was he confirmed it. Then immediately added that the fact that she's creepy does not mean she deserves to be lonely or deal with her problems alone.

She's already insecure about being a half-demon, and what Beast Boy suggested by what he said, that it doesn't matter, and he and the team will always support and love her, no matter what, was exactly what she needed to hear.

I also love how it's implied that he's the first one to check on her, and since he knows what it feels like to have your heart broken by someone you trusted deeply, he felt the need to show sympathy.

And this is exactly why this scene is one of my favorites. These two are just so wholesome :')

(Oh and I'm not gonna be able to draw for at least a month so I'm gonna stick to posts like this for now)

"I believe in God. I guess. I just figured if he exists, then so does redemption. If there's redemption, then there's salvation. And, I kinda need that.

I just...I don't really want to be stuck with all the mistakes I've made.

It's hard to change when all you can think about is all the bad things you've done.

Rowdy "Sack-of-Potatoes" Yates

S1E9 Incident of the Town in Terror, S3E10 Incident of the Buffalo Soldier, S3E13 Incident near the Promised Land, S3E6 Incident on the Road to Yesterday