#Suzie

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Random HC

When it comes to Young Justice, they are all intelligent when they are own they're own. But when they are together, that intelligence cancels each other out. Thus they're shenanigans.

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Suzie's dad confiscates her computer and spends all his time on it for his work, blocking Dustin and Suzie from talking.

Joyce always uses the phone for her job, blocking Mike and Will from talking.

[timetobeaghost]

Currently obsessed with the thought of Suzie showing up for prom or something and Dustin gently trying to break it to her that Mike and Will are a couple, hoping not to offend any mormon sensibilities, and she's like "Yah, I've met them!".

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pls someone tell him he's a good boy

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Suzie #58 by Al Fagaly

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comm i did 4 100poppos of their oc's in Yuri situation . .. ^_^

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Guess who got obsessed with Deltarune ;)

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Deltarune x TADC

I'll still post it, but I didn't realize that I didn't like this piece until rendered pomni :(

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Rabbits (2002), dir. David Lynch

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Thoughts regarding the Spoiler vs Secret fight… (Young Justice 1998 #30)

So been reading the original Young Justice recently, been really great and I really like the characters. But just wanted to pause and take a moment to talk about this issue, namely the fight between Spoiler and Secret.

While the conclusion does frame it as more of a mutual fight, with both Steph and Greta being sat down and lectured by Robin and Red Tornado, I honestly found myself siding more so with Steph.

Perhaps I am biased somewhat, since Steph is a character I enjoy and I read Batgirl 2009 prior to this, and also because Greta's "befriending" Darkseid in the issue before this kinda casts a negative light on her actions. But I also really like Greta, and as I mentioned, this directly coming off her interaction with Darkseid does explain her acting more hostile than normal.

As for why exactly I sided more-so with Steph (based primarily off the events of this issue, I will admit I am not wholly familiar with all the comics). I will note that Steph did technically strike first, but I think Greta was the one pushing the fight forward.

However, even if Steph was the one to throw the first kick, Greta doesn't really do herself any favours with her role in this.

Because while Steph might have resorted to violence first, Greta was still the one who entered Steph's bedroom and revealed herself in a very threatening manner. Attacking someone who just aggressively broke into your bed room is, I think, pretty understandable.

Especially since Steph does not know Greta, she only knows of her. They've never met.

Also, even the kick itself can be argued to be self-defence. After all, Steph was confronted by a dangerous and hostile stranger in her own home, and her immediate next action after the kick is to flee out the window (only to be subsequently pursued).

Granted, Steph does also say the kick is in retribution for reading her diary. But I don’t think that changes that Steph had legitimate reasons to feel threatened, and keeps trying to escape following this.

Greta is the one who pursues Steph and continued the fight. Instead of just leaving. Given that Greta is a trespasser and a stranger, I think Steph had every right to feel threatened.

Apart from that first kick, Steph is largely on the defensive. Not once in this fight does Steph ever pursue or seek out Greta, instead it is Greta who is shown continuing to chase Steph.

The worst thing Steph does is using the electricity lines against Greta.

But I think this is somewhat mitigated by...

The only reason Greta flew into the cut cables was due to her pursuing Steph

Greta is clearly made of mist, and so it seems reasonable for Steph to assume she's not easy to kill (and she was correct)

Steph's stated intention was "buying a few second"

Steph was shocked at Greta apparently blowing up (while "Robin is going to kill me" is one of her reactions, she has barely any time to process this or what she apparently did before Greta reveals herself not exploded)

Electricity is something understandably traumatic for Suzie, which makes her increased/continued aggression more understandable, but Steph had no way of knowing any of that.

Most of the attacks Steph has made against Greta throughout this fight appears to be towards the goal of escape. She kicked Greta, and then leapt from the window. She zapped Greta, by outright said she was only trying to buy herself a few seconds.

Beating Greta never seems to be the goal for Steph, escaping is. Also Greta's "he's going to have to stand in line" would only give Steph more reason to fear for her life, apart from how outmatched she is.

Greta is never in danger here, she could leave at anytime, and if she has concerns about Steph invading Robin's privacy... then the correct thing to do would be to talk to Robin about it. Greta is the one who keeps pushing for this fight to continue, while Steph is just trying to get away.

Steph's the one dealing with an actual threat, someone with superpowers who clearly outmatches her and invaded her home and continues to pursue her. From Steph's perspective, she's fighting/fleeing for her life.

Which is why I think it was kinda "eh" that they both got equally lectured in the end. Not gonna to hold it against her, because chatting with Darkseid and getting advice from him would mess up a lot of people, but still.

Another reason why I kinda sympathise with Steph more, is that I find her frustration with Tim's secrecy pretty understandable. It kinda is unequal for him to know everything about her, while she does not even know his real name.

Although it is also arguable that Steph should just break up with him rather than push this boundary. So Steph isn't blameless, even if what Greta did was extremely disproportionate and needless escalation.

On the other hand though, the topic of power imbalance is also quite applicable to the Spoiler vs Secret fight. As noted, there was literally nothing Steph was able to do to actually harm Greta. So Greta was able to enter Steph's home, know her identity, and there was nothing which Steph could do about it, because the moment she did do something it turned into a fight she could not win.

I think that might be one of the main reasons why I thought Steph got an unfair deal from all this...

Because Steph was the one who clearly had less power and agency in this situation. Greta was the one making most of the choices, and could have ended the fight anytime, while Steph could not.

For final point...

As I mentioned before, this fight with Steph comes just about immediately after her "befriending" Darkseid and getting a pep talk from him. This is something Tim himself is a aware of...

So, maybe, just maybe, this all should've been seen as a bit of a bigger red flag. Just saying.

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monster boyz, but like, as an RPG

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An absolute honor to announce an official song for the Hatsune Miku x Magic The Gathering collaboration, produced by yours truly, with an amazing music video by the talented Suzie.

Please check it out @ the official Hatsune Miku channel!

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‘Do you know her like they know her?’

‘Suzie’ (issues from 1947)

Artist: Al Fagaly

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this is your sign to make a really shitty roblox png roleplay game for u and ur friends' ocs

ft @arthurisrandom and @gallonsoblood

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Suzie by Bill Woggon

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Extremely mixed fandom art dump