would scarlett be considered like, a nepo baby at shield/academy ? probably yes. i have no doubt that when she started to stand out a little more, some agents and students would think that she was only there and advancing relatively quickly because of who her parents were and not because of her talent or effort.
and this really bothered her at first, when she started to notice. but she’s learning how to deal with it with time. she has to work harder to prove that she’s there because she wants to, and on her own merit, but this is something that she does without complaining too much about it.
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i feel like dick's "no-kill rule" could have so many different interpretations because of contrasting characterisations upon his many years of comics where people could argue that he has taken in bruce's "no-kill rule" for himself due to his intense loyalty to bruce but when it comes down to his own thoughts and feelings, he can, will, and has killed or that he also has his own deep devotion to that "no-kill rule" (because of his own backstory or because of bruce) and he would never kill, and both would be correct.
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🌹Utena inspired🌹 - loving and moving my body this week
Monday. rise and shine yoga [13 mins] // fencing footwork at home practice [16 mins]
Tuesday. power pilates [15 mins]
Wednesday. neighbour-friendly ballet cardio [12 mins]
Thursday. Yoga sculpt [14 mins] // pilates for balance [13 mins]
Friday. beginner ballet cardio [10 mins] // deep stretch for beginners [24 mins]
Saturday. ballet pilates workout [20 mins]
Sunday. pilates for strength & flexibility [24 mins]
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This week (24.06.-30.06.), I felt inspired to try something new: A selection of workouts inspired by the masterpiece that is Shōjo Kakumei Utena. The inspiration here wasn't the body image of 90s Shōjo, but rather the ways the characters move. The idea was to pretend that I was preparing to fight those hyper mannerist duels. Since I'm very limited in what I can do at home (no kendo, no fencing, not even basketball...) AND since the duels themselves are metaphorical kaleidoscopes of dance, fencing and freudian shenanigans, I picked a selection that combines factors that would go into this way: focusing on strength, flexibility and endurance, as well as balance, grace and control.
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