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etrayalogs2026-02-08 02:38 pm
copsormasks) wrote in etrayalogs2026-02-08 02:38 pm
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We all have a weakness; closed
WHO: Jason Todd (copsormasks) and Clark Kent (newsbeat)
WHEN: Post-mission by a few days
WHERE: Wayne Tower
WHAT: Leaving food for Bruce and meeting for the first time
NOTES\WARNINGS: Possible mentions of violence and abandonment issues.
[It's day four of Jason masking up to bring soup to Wayne Tower. He knows Bruce won't cook for himself, but Jason is determined to care in at least a small way. He packs up the large tupperware of chicken noodle soup into a cardboard box, labels the box as 'soup' and then leaves the apartment he'd been squatting in behind. He won't be back, doesn't want his tracks traced while he's trying to figure out his life all over again.
After so many months of living in the Tower, Jason knows the route by heart. With his hood up and mask covering most of his face, he doubts he'll be recognized by anyone other than the belfry. Still, as he approaches the main entrance and sees that his other boxes of soup have gone nowhere, he might just have to admit that he's permanently fucked up his relationship with Bruce. Now he truly is no one's son, and it's his own fucking fault.
Just as he's setting down the box, he hears someone else approaching and Jason spins on the spot to see... someone else carrying something? The fuck? Jason doesn't greet the man, just steps back and away from the view of the security camera he knows must be there.]
copsormasks) and Clark Kent (newsbeat)WHEN: Post-mission by a few days
WHERE: Wayne Tower
WHAT: Leaving food for Bruce and meeting for the first time
NOTES\WARNINGS: Possible mentions of violence and abandonment issues.
[It's day four of Jason masking up to bring soup to Wayne Tower. He knows Bruce won't cook for himself, but Jason is determined to care in at least a small way. He packs up the large tupperware of chicken noodle soup into a cardboard box, labels the box as 'soup' and then leaves the apartment he'd been squatting in behind. He won't be back, doesn't want his tracks traced while he's trying to figure out his life all over again.
After so many months of living in the Tower, Jason knows the route by heart. With his hood up and mask covering most of his face, he doubts he'll be recognized by anyone other than the belfry. Still, as he approaches the main entrance and sees that his other boxes of soup have gone nowhere, he might just have to admit that he's permanently fucked up his relationship with Bruce. Now he truly is no one's son, and it's his own fucking fault.
Just as he's setting down the box, he hears someone else approaching and Jason spins on the spot to see... someone else carrying something? The fuck? Jason doesn't greet the man, just steps back and away from the view of the security camera he knows must be there.]
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I fucked up too much. [He admits quietly. There's something about a Super that makes one trust them.] Can't go back.
[Which is why he's delivering soup and not apologizing in person. He's too far gone, the damage too deep. There's no possibility of forgiveness.]
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Nah. He doesn't think that either.
[Bruce hasn't come out and said that to Clark, to be fair, but — he's still absolutely sure.]
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You talked to him? [His voice is quiet, vulnerable.]
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[He shifts a little, not knowing how much he should say. How sensitive Jason might be (and justifiably so.)]
He told me — not in great detail — he told me what happened to you, back where you come from. He was pretty wrecked over it.
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The gun that will only ever be used to kill the Joker if he shows up.
And that argument broke everything. Jason's still riddled with guilt for telling his father figure he would never come back, hence the soup.]
Not wrecked enough to promise to kill the Joker. Or to let me do the job.