Timothea Drake [Robin] (
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longestnight_old2015-07-20 09:33 pm
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hello hello I don't know why you say goodbye I say hello [largely open]
Santa Claus' workshop is simultaneously incredibly surprising and not surprising in the slightest. It's certainly a new experience, but its design and decoration make it essentially exactly what she'd imagine if she was asked to imagine what it would look like. Admittedly, she hasn't really believed in its existence since - did she ever believe in its existence? Hmm.
At least the red in her suit sort of fits in with the general color theme. The vocal distorter's off but the mask is still on, so she's really just what you'd expect from your third Robin up until she starts talking.
Which, to be fair, she's not doing a whole lot of compared to glancing around with interest while she waits for Cassie to find her brother and Kon and whoever else she deems appropriate.
At least the red in her suit sort of fits in with the general color theme. The vocal distorter's off but the mask is still on, so she's really just what you'd expect from your third Robin up until she starts talking.
Which, to be fair, she's not doing a whole lot of compared to glancing around with interest while she waits for Cassie to find her brother and Kon and whoever else she deems appropriate.
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"Tiiiiim! Buddy, am I ever glad to see you."
He hadn't seen his best friend since throwing him down over the bay outside Gotham and making it look like he'd killed him (a confrontation that Tim had safely glided away from with hints that "Match" wasn't what he said he was).
Before that, he hadn't talked to his best friend in over a year in a half and that year and a half had been a living hell. So yes, he was hugging the crap out of him, lifting him right off the ground.
And no, he hadn't stuck around long enough for Cassie to explain that this Tim wasn't their Tim and wasn't a him. She'd gotten to saying they'd brought in Red Robin and Kon had whooshed off at superspeed looking for him before she'd even finished the sentence.
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lil' chum.It finally occurred to Kon that Tim's outfit was back to "I'm punishing myself by wearing the costume of the 'bad' Robin" so he finally put Tim down and squinted in confusion.
"How come you're back to the old, easier-to-confuse-with-Doctor-Midnite duds? Are you from a different time than me and Cass? You look teenier."
Because, as Tim would probably notice now that she wasn't being squooshed, Kon definitely looked older, just like Cassie had. Not that much older, but his early twenties had finally come calling.
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Upon closer inspection, it's not the Red Robin suit she's wearing, just the Robin suit with more red and black. The stylized R is still present, too.
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Soooo, not his Tim? He squinted, holding her at arm's length but still holding on.
"You're a lady Tim!" He tilted his head. "A...Timberly?"
He didn't seem that weirded out by it, but hey this was a guy that'd met roughly a kajillion alternates of himself. Including a girl version.
"You must be an alternate dimension Tim. Except a girl." He paused. "Am I girl where you come from? You didn't look surprised I was a dude but Cass could've told you. I met a girl version of myself once. She was blonde but just like me besides that, and she was super hot. Naturally. It was very confusing."
Saying whatever stupid crap pops into the top of his head. Yep, definitely a version of Kon like her own.
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"And no, you're still male where I'm from." A slight pause. "And dead."
So there's that.
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"I got better, though. Lemme see how similar our realities are. If they're similar, you'll probably get your Kon back, too. Were we all Teen Titans in your world after we were in Young Justice? And what was the lineup? And did I die in the Crisis fighting Superboy Prime? And did I hang with the Legion of Superheroes in the future for a little while?"
If it was all the same or similar, some of the good things might be the same or similar, too.
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So it's a while later when Dick arrives, leaning up against the wall and watching his little brother. Erm...sister. "You know. The weird thing is, you look exactly like our Tim."
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So. Not that weird, from a certain perspective.
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She's very good at putting up with him. It's a talent.
"So. Santa's workshop."
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She held out one of the mugs, handle out for Robin to take.
"So, now that we're not standing in front of a complete stranger, what's the pronoun situation here?"
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She saluted the other young woman with her mug. "Awesome. I figured I should go ahead and ask instead of making guesses and putting my foot in my mouth."
With that important question out of the way, and with a now-greater degree of privacy, Cassie had a few other questions about her new/old buddy. But she didn't want to hammer on the "you're stuck here with alternate reality versions of the people you care about" topic, so:
"You got any questions I can clear up?"
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Because her best friends going off and growing up without her is something she would like to deal with, thank you.
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In retrospect this probably should have been done outside or somewhere with a lack of Yeti trying to work but Harley and the elves were not big on foresight.
Crashing through a pile of meticulously painted toy planes causing the Yeti who had been painting them to roar in fury Harley didn't even see Tim until they were practically ontop of each other.
"WHOA! LOOK OUT!"
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"...Harley."
Even if she's been assured that Harley is on 'their' side now, it doesn't make her feel any less exposed for not having her mask and voice modulator on.
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Nope, no one she knew but the face was strikingly familiar...
...then she saw the suit beneath the face.
"Ooo a new Robin!?" She sprang to her feet as well as a conclusion. It did not even occur to her to note it was in fact a female addition to the flock of bird themed sidekicks.
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What is the possibility that she can just walk away now? About 3%? Not good, she's guessing.
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She was beaming brightly making it unclear if she was just playing along or actually believed the deadpan lie.
"Sorry about the crashing into bit. Those little elf mutant things are a lot more co-ordinated then you'd expect them to be."
From the grunt of a nearby Yeti and the way the elves were scrambling to pick up their toys, they probably weren't.
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Until she started talking, anyway. At least the 'by the way, I'm a girl' conversation went better here than it did in her reality. He'd thought she was telling him she was an imposter. Awkward all around.
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"Ohmigosh he really was fooled? What happened? Oh I wish I coulda seen his face when he realized...I mean no offense but I'm pretty sure his Robin is all boring and male."
Ah there it was.
"So was the one I met too, but I ran into like two Batgirls in the last universe I was in."