wow. i love the essay, bb. love it. (totally had me sitting here grinning)
i like to think that Tony does know his limitations. he knows he really can't do anything amazing without the suit, that its the suit that makes him capable of being a superhero. and better than he is. so he needs the suit to help anyone and everyone. especially Phoebe. yeah. the door was rather a handy thing to use and, well, it is Tony. he's going to find something spur of the moment. i think Steve would be proud, too!
yeah. i imagine it would be something exactly like that. just a wisp of smoke and a hint of color to let him know that someone was there. and since this is Loki we're talking about, i wouldn't doubt Thor would know what his magic felt like. i doubt you're the only one who wants to kick Thor's ass. but that can wait until later. the idea for the code came from the movie, believe it or not. because i would think Loki wouldn't be as twisted then as he is presently. so they'd do things together that brothers would do. codes and things that the adults couldn't understand. Loki still using it kind of makes sense. yes. Astrid finally got her act together.
i am totally a fan of badass Clint. i like seeing him kick some ass the old fashioned way. he kind of nailed it. he isn't anything special until you put a gun or whatever in his hand. then he outshines everyone else. i like the fact that he's as capable with his hands as he is with a gun or a bow. Alex just won't get out of his head. at least not until he falls into the zone. then he's all business and people are in trouble. yes. i totally love a man who loes what he does. :)
Coulson is like... the super brain. what the others will eventually catch, he'll see way before. not just any badass, but a very calm, very put together badass. and yes. he totally should have told her. but hindsight is 20/20. i'm sorry i made you tear up. but i told you that i thought Phil's part was pretty damned solid.
Steve will always be the hero. i like that i nodded back to that bit, too. its part of what makes Steve who he is, no matter which verse we're talking about. i figured that he might see this kind of fighting and killing a little different than the war, because the circumstances are somewhat different. and yes. he must go rescue his girlfriend.
even though the bit where Tony sees the helicarrier crash is brief, i hope it conveyed the helplessness he was feeling. because he just knew there was nothing he could do about it. after every thing is said and done, Tony made the suit to help people. and it had to kill something inside of him to have to stand by and just watch it happen.
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Date: 2011-12-19 03:19 am (UTC)i like to think that Tony does know his limitations. he knows he really can't do anything amazing without the suit, that its the suit that makes him capable of being a superhero. and better than he is. so he needs the suit to help anyone and everyone. especially Phoebe. yeah. the door was rather a handy thing to use and, well, it is Tony. he's going to find something spur of the moment. i think Steve would be proud, too!
yeah. i imagine it would be something exactly like that. just a wisp of smoke and a hint of color to let him know that someone was there. and since this is Loki we're talking about, i wouldn't doubt Thor would know what his magic felt like. i doubt you're the only one who wants to kick Thor's ass. but that can wait until later. the idea for the code came from the movie, believe it or not. because i would think Loki wouldn't be as twisted then as he is presently. so they'd do things together that brothers would do. codes and things that the adults couldn't understand. Loki still using it kind of makes sense. yes. Astrid finally got her act together.
i am totally a fan of badass Clint. i like seeing him kick some ass the old fashioned way. he kind of nailed it. he isn't anything special until you put a gun or whatever in his hand. then he outshines everyone else. i like the fact that he's as capable with his hands as he is with a gun or a bow. Alex just won't get out of his head. at least not until he falls into the zone. then he's all business and people are in trouble. yes. i totally love a man who loes what he does. :)
Coulson is like... the super brain. what the others will eventually catch, he'll see way before. not just any badass, but a very calm, very put together badass. and yes. he totally should have told her. but hindsight is 20/20. i'm sorry i made you tear up. but i told you that i thought Phil's part was pretty damned solid.
Steve will always be the hero. i like that i nodded back to that bit, too. its part of what makes Steve who he is, no matter which verse we're talking about. i figured that he might see this kind of fighting and killing a little different than the war, because the circumstances are somewhat different. and yes. he must go rescue his girlfriend.
even though the bit where Tony sees the helicarrier crash is brief, i hope it conveyed the helplessness he was feeling. because he just knew there was nothing he could do about it. after every thing is said and done, Tony made the suit to help people. and it had to kill something inside of him to have to stand by and just watch it happen.
glad you enjoyed, bb. we'll see what comes next.