Not actually violent. I've just got a thing for violent and mouthy heroes that stab Dick Angels in the face and/or save the world.
Also for John McClane. Who'd TOTALLY stab an Angel in the face if it started acting a dick.
And for Captain America, who would stab you, but only if his shield wasn't handy. Otherwise all he's got for you is vibranium to the face. He's also mouthy, so a pretty well put together hero.
Posts tagged steve rogers.
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god i really want derek to have someone who is not a romantic interest and not a teenager and not someone who knew his family (because WHILE I LOVE DEATON it’s gotta kill derek that deaton knew his mother, that deaton made a PROMISE to his mother, like can you imagine the train of thought for derek there, the combined irrational mess of “if you made my mother a promise to help us where were you when we needed you, when laura needed you/if you made my mother a promise to help us does that mean she knew we’d need help and why didn’t we know/if you made my mother a promise to help us then what else did you promise her/are you even telling me the truth/can i even be TRUSTED with the truth,” like, derek’s head is such a mess about all this shit)
but like, I JUST WANT DEREK TO HAVE A PERSON WHO HE CAN TALK TO WHO GETS WHAT IT IS TO HAVE YOUR LIFE PULLED OUT FROM UNDER YOU COMPLETELY, someone who’s lived it and survived it and IS IN A HEALTHY PLACE. like, i want derek to be able to see that even if he’s not ready to trust people, so the steve rogers crossover door is so appealing, because, yeah. steve woke up 70 years in the future and EVERYONE HE KNEW WAS DEAD, he knows what it is to love and lose, to try and fail, to think you had a whole future in front of you and have it vanish in the blink of an eye. and he knows about blame, too, because he’s never going to forget his hand stretching out for bucky’s and not getting there in time, and he’d look at derek and see the same kind of wreckage he saw in himself, back when he was riding the subway with his jaw clenched and beating the life out of punching bags. steve rogers would get derek hale, quietly and calmly and without pushing on it, and i think derek needs someone like steve to get him, needs someone like steve who doesn’t need or want or expect anything of him, who isn’t depending on him for anything, who isn’t counting on him to do anything or say anything or lead anyone.
basically i just want the two of them at steve’s favorite bar, with the vintage stained glass lamps and the bartender who knows when to shut up, knocking together the necks of beers that aren’t going to get them drunk and not talking. i want derek’s achingly tense posture to loosen after a few minutes, and i want a small smile to tug at the corner of steve’s mouth, and i want derek to look at him and think maybe i’ll be okay someday for the first time in as long as he can remember. i want steve to catch him looking, and not call him on it. i want them to wind up playing pool, sinking shot after shot and not-quite-trash-talking, until the bar closes and kicks them out.
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Fandom. I am getting really fucking sick and tiered of this homophobic Steve shit.
You wanna know what Steve has to say about gay people?
also
(and then he has Jarvis set them up a room together)
There you go.
Seriously
Steve even likes the Communists
As long as you haven’t hurt anyone
He’s chill with you
#Captain America is literally 95% more accepting than America itself #AND HE’S FROM THE FUCKING 40S!!
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The Avengers: After-battle party.
“And this is the part where you punch Hitler in the face!”
on a doodle kick tonight. I know I have work that needs to be done, but it’s been forever since I’ve given myself a break to draw something NOT for sale…
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Parallels »» Star Trek & Captain America
WHY WOULD YOU DO THIS? *curls up to die*
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People who are exposed to great cruelty, to hatred and malice and abuse, tend to have one of two reactions: They become very, very bitter and full of rage, or they become capable of great compassion.
Steve Rogers was knocked around his whole life. He was dealt a bum hand from the beginning. He was undersized, and sickly, and poor. He lost his parents early and was left mostly alone when his best friend goes off to war, probably never to return. He has experienced frustration and abuse and physical violence aimed at him for the way that he was born, for things that he cannot help. He’s been the object of bullying and treated with disdain and disgust.
And he is capable of great compassion.
I understand why writers make Steve a product of his times. I get that, but this is a man who knows just how unfair it can be to be powerless, to be afraid, to be at the mercy of people that would just as soon spit on you as laugh at you.
Steve Rogers lead the Howling Commandos, an integrated unit. He spoke easily and honestly with Erskine, a German, in wartime. He treated Peggy Carter with respect and human decency. He gained a Super Soldier’s body and kept his little guy heart.
No one will ever convince me that the movieverse Steve Rogers would allow anyone to be pushed around while he could prevent it. After all, his motto is, “I just don’t like bullies.”
I’m not half as good at—at anything as I am when I’m doing it next to you. And that’s the truth.
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LOL. No one knows suffering like Peter Parker.
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